Maduro em desespero suplicou ajuda ao Papa para que Donald Trump não invada a Venezuela

Maduro Desperately Pleaded For The Pope’s Help To Prevent Donald Trump From Invading Venezuela

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/11/2024 at 01:01

Updated on 11/11/2024 at 21:27

Maduro parabeniza vitória de Trump e afirmou: “Venezuela sempre estará disposta a estabelecer boas relações com os governos dos Estados Unidos”

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Nicolás Maduro Reached Out to Pope Francis, expressing concern about a possible intervention from the United States under Donald Trump’s command. In a video posted online, Maduro, then president of Venezuela, made an appeal to the Pope, which prompted comments like: “Did he become a Catholic to ask for help?”. The video, widely shared, even ranked among the most talked-about topics.

To clarify to Click Petroleum and Gas readers, the video is from 2017 and does not represent a current event. Check below for the video that went viral online.

Nicolás Maduro in Despair Asking for Help from the Pope to Prevent Trump from Invading Venezuela

In the video, Maduro pleads: “I ask Pope Francis to intercede so that Donald Trump does not abandon Venezuela, preventing us from disappearing as happened in Argentina.” This episode occurred in Trump’s first year in office, but the current context allows for an analogy that may explain the video’s viral spread.

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Although the Pope and Maduro are the same, Donald Trump may be in a different phase, perhaps with new perspectives on former opponents. Recently, Maduro congratulated Trump on his victory and expressed a desire to rewrite the history between Venezuela and the United States, as can be seen in the video below from CNN.

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The Venezuelan statement also emphasizes that the recognition of sovereignty and self-determination are essential to building a “new world” based on balance among free nations, thereby sending a diplomatic message to the newly elected Donald Trump.

Venezuela reiterated its pursuit of historical ties and aspires to peaceful and just coexistence with the United States, without war or exclusion. Luciana Tadeu, CNN correspondent, commented that the statement was a series of messages for the new president.

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Maduro Desperately Pleaded For The Pope’s Help To Prevent Donald Trump From Invading Venezuela

Maduro Congratulates Trump’s Victory and Stated: “Venezuela Will Always Be Willing to Establish Good Relations with the Governments of the United States”

Nicolás Maduro in Despair Asking for Help from the Pope to Prevent Trump from Invading Venezuela

Presidents of Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico Respond to Trump’s Victory

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