Venezuela breaks diplomatic relations with seven Latin American countries over “interventionist” policies

Following the various reactions and statements that have been generated around the results of the presidential elections in Venezuela, in which the National Electoral Council (CNE) awarded the victory to Nicolas Maduro, through a statement released by its chancellor, Yvan Gil, Through social networks X, countries such as Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, Panama, Dominican Republic and Uruguayto withdraw its representatives from Venezuelan territory.

“Venezuela expresses its strongest rejection of the interventionist actions and statements of a group of right-wing governments, subordinate to Washington and openly committed to the most sordid ideological postulates of international fascism, trying to re-edit the failed and defeated Lima Group, which intends to ignore the electoral results of the Presidential Elections held this Sunday, June 28.“, reads part of the text.

#Announcement 📢 Venezuela expresses its strongest rejection of the interventionist actions and statements of a group of right-wing governments, subordinated to Washington and openly committed to the most sordid ideological postulates of international fascism, trying to… pic.twitter.com/l0dAaNSnEA

— Yvan Gil (@yvangil) July 29, 2024

In this situation The Maduro administration made the decision to withdraw all diplomatic personnel from the missions located in these countries, while demanding that these governments withdraw their representatives from Venezuelan soil.

“The Bolivarian Government will confront all actions that threaten the climate of peace and coexistence that has demanded so much effort from the Venezuelan people, which is why we are against all interventionist and harassing statements with which they repeatedly try to ignore the will of the Venezuelan people.“, the statement concludes.