Milei asks armed forces to defend democracy

Javier Milei said that his government will not recognize another electoral fraud and encouraged the Venezuelan armed forces to defend democracy in the country.

The President of Argentina, Javier mercyfirmly declared that his government “will not admit to another fraud”” in Venezuelareferring to the elections in the South American country. Mercy, He also expressed his hope that the Armed forces Venezuelans «defend democracy and the popular will»stressing the importance of respecting the democratic process and the voice of the Venezuelan people.

Through his statements, mercy made it clear that Argentina remains firm in its position of not accepting fraudulent practices and supporting the establishment of a true democracy in Venezuela. However, Miley who is known for his liberal stance, anticipated a “Opposition victory“after the presidential elections before the official results by the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela.

“The data announce a crushing victory for the opposition and the world is waiting for it to recognize defeat after years of socialism, misery, decadence and death”Milei reaffirmed through his official Twitter account. He also reiterated that “Argentina will not admit to another fraud” and is waiting for the Armed forces act in defence of democracy.

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However, the regime Venezuelanreported an alleged “Intervention operation”” from various Latin American countries, including Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Dominican Republic. According to the official statement, Venezuela launched an attempt to distort the country’s electoral process.

The statement also indicated that measures have been taken to counter what they consider an international conspiracy aimed at undermining the sovereignty and integrity of the elections in Venezuelasince the Venezuelan regime insists that these actions are part of a broader strategy to destabilize the country and challenge its democratic legitimacy.

In view of this, the Venezuelan executivecensured the former rulers as Ivan Duque and Andres Pastrana of Colombia, Mauricio Macri of Argentinay Oscar Arias of Costa Ricaand also to US senators such as Marco Rubio y Rick Scottfor being part of this operation to destabilize the government of Nicolas Maduro.