translated from Spanish: What position took Argentine politicians against Venezuela?

the majority of Argentine political leaders echoed the dramatic situation affecting Venezuela once the President of the National Assembly President autoproclamara to consider a “usurper” to Nicolas Maduro. In view of the campaign election that it is about to begin (or has already started?) for October elections, some leaders are took off and they called dictator to Maduro. Sergio Massa, Miguel Angel Pichetto and Juan Manuel Urtubey, three who want to be Presidents but make up one space shot chavism.

The events recently show the true face of the dictatorship of Maduro. Their process is unsustainable and merits repudiation of all the democratic parties of the Argentina – Miguel Ángel Pichetto (@MiguelPichetto) January 23, 2019 my recognition to the new interim President of Venezuela, @JGuaido. I celebrate the strength and courage of the Venezuelan people to rise up in the name of freedom against the dictatorship of Maduro. – Juan Manuel Urtubey (@UrtubeyJM) 23 January of 2019 behind Macri, the PRO in choir leaders repudiated a Mad URO and recognized guided: my full support to the people of Venezuela and its interim President @jguaido so that they can restore social peace, rebuild democracy, with a dignified life and the full exercise of their rights. – Cristian Ritondo (@cristianritondo) 23 of ener or 2019 our Venezuelan brothers already expressed their will to live free and in democracy. Just look to the other side, let’s all together by a #VenezuelaLibre. – ➖PEDRO. ROBLEDO➖ (@Piter_Robledo) 23 January 2019, however, some leaders of the Kirchner considered a coup d’etat the “assumption” of guided, acknowledged lu ego by United States and much of the South American countries. 

If when there is economic crisis and not like a Government can proclaim you President, temporary position, more than one should worry about these Plains. No, gentlemen, is not possible. If you want to govern and not won the elections is called a coup of State. – Gabriela Cerruti (@gabicerru) January 23, 2019 we reject any foreign intervention over the sovereignty of the Venezuelan people. The solution to the conflict affecting the Republic of Venezuela sister must be democratic, peaceful and, above all, legitimate – Hugo Yasky (@HugoYasky) January 23, 2019 the open conspiracy of the United States and right to regional, Venezuela tries to consummate a new institutional coup against the democracies of Latin America. Our total support to Maduro, President elected democratically and sovereignly by the Venezuelan people pic.twitter.com/sDRUy6AyrA— Mónica Macha (@MoniMacha) January 23, 2019

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