Venezuela Decided to Grab the Microphone and Accuse Brazil of Deceiving the International Community

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 03/11/2024 at 13:49

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The Government of Venezuela, in a statement published by Chancellor Yván Gil Pinto, did not hold back in accusing Brazil of “deceiving” the international community by portraying itself as a “victim” in a situation it considers an aggression by the Itamaraty. According to the official statement, Venezuela expressed “surprise” regarding the reaction of the Brazilian government, which, from the Venezuelan viewpoint, would be an attempt to distort the facts and manipulate public opinion.

According to the Venezuelan government, Brazil has engaged in “blatant and gross interference” in Venezuela’s internal affairs, especially concerning electoral and political issues. The statement asserts that the Itamaraty would have violated the United Nations Charter by infringing upon Venezuelan national sovereignty and the self-determination of peoples, principles that are recognized by the Brazilian constitution itself. For Venezuela, Brazil’s position represents a clear violation of the principles of non-interference in the internal affairs of other states.

The Venezuelan Ministry of Foreign Affairs went further by declaring that Brazil’s initiative to present itself as a “witness” of the Barbados agreement “lacks veracity” and represents a “stratagem” that needs to be interrupted. The Venezuelan government emphasized that the agreements were developed “exclusively by Venezuelans,” asserting that any attempt at foreign interference is unacceptable and contrary to the spirit of self-determination.

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Venezuela also highlighted that the Itamaraty should “refrain from interfering in matters that concern only Venezuelans” and suggested that this stance is essential to maintain respectful and constructive diplomatic relations between the two countries. For Venezuela, Brazil should adopt a “professional and respectful diplomatic conduct,” as according to the statement, Venezuela has demonstrated in its foreign policy.

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The crisis in bilateral relations has been escalating since Brazil’s veto of Venezuela’s entry into the BRICS group, a move that was fiercely criticized by Nicolás Maduro’s government. In response, Maduro summoned the Venezuelan ambassador in Brasília, Manuel Vadell, for consultations, a diplomatic step that marks the aggravation of tension between the two countries.

Furthermore, since Maduro’s contested re-election, Brazil has refused to formally recognize the outcome, which further exacerbates tensions between the governments. The Itamaraty has yet to comment on the accusations.

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