„Latin America is moving towards a stage of integration based on respect and solidarity among its peoples,“ Arce said, adding that his administration aims to strengthen regional integration through the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
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Regime-Change-Gruppe von Lima verliert weiteres Mitglied
Argentinien hat die sogenannte Lima-Gruppe verlassen.
Argentina quits Lima Group, saying its work has ‘led to nothing’
Detailing its position on Wednesday, Argentina’s government said it agreed with the group’s mission statement but not the 2019 acceptance of Guaidó and his interim government as a member of the bloc. Buenos Aires said it opposed the “participation of a sector of the Venezuelan opposition as one more member of the Lima Group,” which it claimed had led to the group adopting positions Argentina could not support.
The ALBA-TCP Alliance Rejects Human Rights Report on Venezuela
Lima Group paid US$5 million for the report‘s preparation. „This is how they are wasting their money,“ Venezuela‘s Foreign Affairs Minister Jorge Arreaza commented.
Treffen der Puebla-Gruppe in Argentinien vom Putsch in Bolivien überschattet
Bei der vom 8. bis 10. November in der argentinischen Hauptstadt abgehaltenen Zusammenkunft waren 32 dem progressiven Lager zuzurechnende politische Führungspersonen aus zwölf Ländern anwesend. Unter den Teilnehmern befanden sich etwa die früheren Präsidenten Brasiliens, Uruguays, Paraguays und Kolumbiens, Dilma Rousseff, Pepe Mujica, Fernando Lugo und Ernesto Samper, sowie der uruguayische Präsidentschaftskandidat für die Frente Amplio, Daniel Martínez. Gastgeber war der designierte Präsident Argentiniens, Alberto Fernández. Boliviens Vizepräsident Álvaro García Linera hatte seine Teilnahme aufgrund der aktuellen politischen Ereignisse absagen müssen.
Argentines Outraged by Macri‘s ‚Hypocritical‘ Last Address at Congress
Lawmakers and citizens said Macri‘s address depicts an Argentina that does not exist.
US-Vizepräsident gibt Guiadó Schuld am gescheiterten Putsch in Venezuela
Pence stellte in Bogotá ebenfalls die wenig engagierte Haltung der venezolanischen Millionäre in Frage, die im Ausland leben. „Man erwartete einen entscheideren Beitrag an Geld, um die Polizei, Militärs und Politiker im Umfeld von Guaidó zu finanzieren. Auch das ist bis jetzt nicht geschehen.“
Lima-Gruppe tagte zu Venezuela, USA halten an Regime Change fest
Ungebrochene Ablehnung einer Lösung durch Dialog. Nachbarländer Venezuelas wollen ihr Territorium jedoch nicht für Militäraktionen der USA bereit stellen.
Protests have started in Bogota against the meeting of the Lima group and against the visit of the vice president of the #US, #MikePence.
Social organizations are shouting: „Terrorists get out of Colombia!“
U.S. @VP @mike_pence to meet with #Venezuela‘s @jguaido in #Bogota on Monday ahead of #Lima Group meeting – Pence aide
Pence to meet Venezuela’s Guaido at Lima Group gathering seeking to sanction & isolate Maduro
US Vice President Mike Pence is planning a face-to-face meeting with the self-proclaimed Venezuelan ‚interim president‘ at the Lima Group summit, which will examine ways to put additional pressure on the Maduro government.
After security forces maintained loyalty to the Maduro government and blocked convoys of USAID supplies –intended for the opposition– from entering Venezuela on Saturday, US-backed “interim president” Juan Guaido vowed to attend the Lima Group summit, apparently to discuss a course of further action with the countries that have supported his claim to power.
Guaidós Zeit läuft ab
Venezuela zwei Wochen nach Beginn des Putschversuchs: Pläne von Opposition und USA vor dem Scheitern
Venezuela Confronts US-backed Right-wing Coup
The United States and its right-wing allies in Latin America have come out in support of a parliamentary right-wing coup against the Venezuelan government of socialist President Nicolas Maduro after they supported a decision by opposition lawmaker, named Juan Guaido, to declare himself an “interim president” of Venezuela on Jan. 23 in violation of the country’s constitution.
Washington, Canada and members of the so-called Lima Group, which include Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, and others were quick to recognize Guaido as “interim president” with the government of Donald Trump and his advisors urging the country’s military to step in and rebel against Maduro. The military has repeatedly stated its full support for the Maduro government and rejected such calls as interventionist and a breach of the sovereignty of Venezuela.
Die USA schaffen die Voraussetzungen für eine Invasion in Venezuela
Der venezolanisches Staat soll dauerhaft geschwächt werden. Dieser Prozess wird auch in anderen Ländern des Karibik-Beckens weitergehen
Aufruf zum Putsch
Venezuela: Parlamentspräsident mobilisiert zum Staatsstreich gegen Maduro. USA und ihre Vasallen stehen bereit
Bolivia, Uruguay Reject Lima Group Intervention in Venezuela
Bolivia and Uruguay have rejected interventionist declarations made by the Lima Group against the democratically elected government of President Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.
‚Humiliating Subordination‘: Lima Group, US Meet to ‚Free‘ Venezuela From Elected Leader
Bolivian President Evo Morales also criticized Pompeo and the U.S. Friday. “When he was CIA boss, Mike Pompeo confessed a plan to overthrow the democratic government of brother @NicolasMaduro. Now, from the state department, he insists on his interventionist goals. If the #U.S. is worried about democracy in #Venezuela, it should cancel its coup plans.”
Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru y St. Lucia make up the U.S.-aligned Lima Group.
Mexico urges regional bloc not to meddle in Venezuela
Mexico on Friday called on its peers to refrain from interfering in Venezuela’s internal affairs, declining to back a regional declaration that urged Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro not to take office on Jan. 10, Reuters reports.
Mexico was the sole country in the 14-member Lima Group that opted not to sign a statement critical of Maduro, the first time Mexico has not backed a declaration by the group since it was created in 2017 to push for democratic reforms in Venezuela.