Javier Milei's Government released an official statement this Friday in which it celebrated the capture of narcoterrorist dictator Nicolás Maduro by the authorities of the United States and set a political and diplomatic position on the scenario that opens up from this event in Venezuela and in the region.
In the text, the libertarian administration described the regime headed by Maduro as "the greatest enemy of freedom on the continent" and compared it with the role that Cuba had during the 1970s. According to the statement, the Venezuelan regime fulfilled a function of regional projection of socialism, terrorism, and different forms of political interference in Latin American countries.
According to the official Argentine position, the Chavista regime carried out "electoral interference in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and Bolivia", in addition to using "infiltration strategies in various countries on the continent via massive migration attacks".
The document also mentions the links with non-governmental organizations and international political movements, pointing out that Maduro "has developed alliances with various progressive NGOs to promote the radical left in the world".
The statement adds that the Venezuelan regime strengthened relations with hostile and terrorist actors, stating that Maduro "has strengthened ties with Iran and Hezbollah; has provided logistical support to Hamas and to the guerrilla in Colombia".
