Consensus in Florida and throughout the United States about the complicity of certain Latin American governments with the totalitarian regimes of Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua
(By InfoNegocios Miami with Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) Is the time to conceal it over? Recently, the United States government expressed its concern and strong disagreement with President Lula Da Silva (Brazil) for his defense of Nicolás Maduro: "We must identify things as they are." Likewise, the President of Uruguay, for the second time and despite being censured in Brazil, clearly defined his position against the enormous irregularities in Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua. The President of Chile also expressed disapproval of these pseudo-democracies, where rampant state corruption, lack of democracy, and extreme poverty form a vicious circle.
(By InfoNegocios Miami with Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) Is the time to conceal it over? Recently, the United States government expressed its concern and strong disagreement with President Lula Da Silva (Brazil) for his defense of Nicolás Maduro: "We must identify things as they are." Likewise, the President of Uruguay, for the second time and despite being censured in Brazil, clearly defined his position against the enormous irregularities in Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua. The President of Chile also expressed disapproval of these pseudo-democracies, where rampant state corruption, lack of democracy, and extreme poverty form a vicious circle.