On February 14, the regime's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivan Gil, responded to the Canadian government after its embassy in Caracas expressed its concern on Wednesday regarding the implementation of the Barbados Agreement, against the backdrop of the arrest of Rocio San Miguel.
Gil stated that Canada seeks to attack Venezuela and for this reason he asked, “Get your noses out of our country!”
“The government of Canada, trapped in a superiority complex, believing itself to be an empire and out of its moral misery, insists on attacking Venezuela. Get your noses out of our country!“Jill wrote on his official account on the social networking site X.
Likewise, he noted that he is “unable to condemn real human rights violations in the world, such as the genocide in Gaza, and with his shameful record in his own territory, it shows how vile and dishonest people and terrorists can be in the hands of terrorists and extremists.” Destabilization”.
The government of Canada, trapped in a superiority complex, believing itself to be an empire and out of its own moral misery, insists on attacking Venezuela. Get your noses out of our country!
Unable to condemn real human rights violations in the world, such as the genocide in Gaza,… https://t.co/nH6mMFhkKj
– Evan Gil (@evangel) February 14, 2024
On February 13, the Canadian Embassy in Venezuela expressed concern after the arrest of human rights defender Rocio San Miguel, joining other international voices.
He added on the social networking site “X”: “Canada adds its voice to those expressing concern about the detention of Rocío San Miguel and other human rights defenders in Venezuela.“.
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The Canadian Embassy in Venezuela also expressed: “We demand the full implementation of the Barbados Agreement.”
This happened after Rocío San Miguel, president of the NGO Citizen Control, was arrested in Maiquetía by Nicolás Maduro's regime on February 9 when she was going to travel with her daughter, Miranda Díaz San Miguel.
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Canada adds its voice to those expressing concern about the detention of Rocío San Miguel and other human rights defenders in Venezuela. We call for the full implementation of the Barbados Agreement. https://t.co/1GcmhV5PVZ
– Canada in Venezuela (@CanEmbVenezuela) February 14, 2024
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