From:Foreign & Commonwealth Office and The Rt Hon Boris Johnson MPPart of:VenezuelaPublished:27 July 2017
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson comments on the situation in Venezuela
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said:
I am deeply saddened that nearly 100 people have died in protests in Venezuela since the end of March. The citizens of Venezuela deserve better and urgent action should be taken to stop matters from getting worse.
The UK calls on the Venezuelan Government to refrain from divisive and inflammatory action, including the plan to form a Constituent Assembly later this month. This will only further undermine confidence in the country’s democracy. Human rights, the rule of law, the separation of powers and the integrity of democratic institutions must be respected.
The UK joins with the Vatican, the neighbours of Venezuela and our European friends to urge the Government to enter constructive talks with the Opposition. I call on President Nicolas Maduro to change course and break the deadlock for the benefit of all Venezuelans.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson comments on the situation in Venezuela
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said:
I am deeply saddened that nearly 100 people have died in protests in Venezuela since the end of March. The citizens of Venezuela deserve better and urgent action should be taken to stop matters from getting worse.
The UK calls on the Venezuelan Government to refrain from divisive and inflammatory action, including the plan to form a Constituent Assembly later this month. This will only further undermine confidence in the country’s democracy. Human rights, the rule of law, the separation of powers and the integrity of democratic institutions must be respected.
The UK joins with the Vatican, the neighbours of Venezuela and our European friends to urge the Government to enter constructive talks with the Opposition. I call on President Nicolas Maduro to change course and break the deadlock for the benefit of all Venezuelans.
Further information
Follow the Foreign Secretary on Twitter @BorisJohnson and Facebook
Follow the Foreign Office on Twitter @foreignoffice and Facebook
Follow the Foreign Office on Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn
Media enquiries
For journalists
Emailnewsdesk@fco.gov.uk
Newsdesk020 7008 3100
Comunicado de prensa tomado de su fuente original: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/foreign-secretary-statement-on-venezuela
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