Roy Daza highlights President Maduro's political victory at ONU

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Daza explained that President Maduro in his speech at the UN took the international diatribe to the field of politics and negotiations
 

President Nicolás Maduro's speech at the United Nations not only projected him as an international leader, but also placed Venezuela as the leading actor in the concert of nations, "internationalist Roy Daza said in an interview with Televen on Sunday.

"The speech was a political victory in the whole line, which represents the return to politics and solutions. Few people place the points in the exits to the political conflicts ", emphasized quoted by AVN.

He added that in the midst of the confrontation between two visions of the world and relations between countries, "Maduro favorably positioned the Bolivarian concept of solidarity, cooperation and peace, over the militarist, interventionist who does not rule out armed aggression, represented by Trump. "

On the motives of the US President to lead the economic blockade against Venezuela and his constant allusions to a military intervention, he said that he "seeks to place us in an international situation similar to that of Cuba and a fracture in the internal politics of his country that reached, including , to his own Republican Party, and that Trump is now trying to rebuild, seeking, for example, votes in Florida ahead of the next November elections in the United States. "

Daza explained that President Maduro in his speech at the UN brought the international diatribe to the terrain of politics, of negotiations, "where he has to be, which shows him as a great statesman and won him the support of many nations and weakened to the President of the United States. "

"Following the path of Chavez," Daza continued, "to seek alliances with other countries, Maduro deepened relations with China, Russia and Iran, and opened new ones like Turkey, for example, and continues to move in that direction. Even the Chinese President said that bilateral relations go to a higher level. All that belies the campaign that we are isolated. "

Consulted on the situation of the Venezuelan opposition, said that "is also disjointed, without proposals, doing politics from abroad, planning coups, which, in my knowledge of history, had never seen."

He added that President Maduro's initiative on Recovery, Growth and Economic Prosperity, ended up ousting the opposition that "definitely abandoned the democratic, electoral path, as it also shows its abandonment of the political struggle for the upcoming elections of councilors in December. this year".

However, he stressed that there is a sector of the opposition, which seeks to stay on the democratic road, and that has demarcated the scene of violence. "We must stimulate this sector, take care of it," he said.