Milei questions politicians and journalists who “close their mouths” about Venezuela

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, questioned the politicians and journalists who “close their mouths regarding the Venezuelan dictatorship” and treated them as “accomplices by action or omission.”

«In Venezuela there is a Communist Dictatorship that kidnaps, tortures and murders anyone who opposes them. No intellectually honest person can deny this reality. "Isn't it striking that all the politicians, journalists, businessmen and unionists who called us fascists shut their mouths regarding the Venezuelan dictatorship," Milei asked herself, in her X account.

Milei was one of the first leaders to call the results of the July 28 presidential elections in Venezuela "fraud" and "electoral scam" and ignored the announcement by the National Electoral Council (CNE) of that country, which declared the winner President Nicolás Maduro.

«Some even support the Dictator Maduro. They say, without turning red, that he won the elections legitimately. That Venezuela is a democracy. All this while they affirm that our movement is fascist,” questioned the Argentine libertarian president.

"You will never hear progressive and right-thinking journalists say that communism is a murderous ideology," said Milei, after indicating that communism "always ends in a bloody and murderous dictatorship, like fascism."

«It is time for them to choose and leave neutrality. To the imbeciles of the idea of ​​right-thinking centrism and who call anyone who escapes their mediocre logic a fascist, I ask them directly: Maduro or Corina Machado? "Milei pointed out, regarding the leader of anti-Chavismo in Venezuela.

The Argentine Foreign Minister, Diana Mondino, went so far as to "confirm" that "the legitimate winner and President-elect" is Edmundo González Urrutia, although his ministry later relativized it and said that he is waiting to make a "definitive" statement.

Milei accused those who do not define themselves that "they will continue to be the great accomplices of the decadent Argentine disaster."

To close, the Argentine president considered that the 'boluprogres' who are part of the "well-thinking centrism" are in a "nice situation" because "if they choose they contradict everything they have been saying/writing (in his definition they become fascists). » and if they remain neutral «they make it clear what trash they are. Checkmate". EFE