Brazil, Colombia and the United States today called for new presidential elections to be held in Venezuela to end the crisis sparked by the disputed re-election of socialist Nicolas Maduro. The opposition, which has declared victory in the July 28 election, called the calls “disrespectful” to Venezuelans. If Nicolas Maduro “has common sense, he could try to appeal to the Venezuelan people, maybe even call and plan” another election, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said in an interview with local radio station. His Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, for his part, through X, called for new “free” elections to be held. He also proposed, among other things, “the lifting of all economic sanctions” affecting the country. US President Joe Biden followed a few minutes later by answering “yes” to a reporter who asked him if he supported the […]
Source: News Beast
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