Swordsmyth
10-05-2018, 09:19 PM
Puerto Rico’s governor joined regional voices backing the overthrow of the Venezuelan government Tuesday, following the visit of the fugitive ex-Mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezma, to the US protectorate.
Governor Ricardo Rossello called for the “elimination” of President Maduro, who was democratically re-elected in May (https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/13830) for a second term with 67.7 percent of the vote in elections qualified (https://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/13849) as transparent, free, and fair.
“What should happen is that the dictatorship should be eliminated. We are defining what will happen afterwards, and what steps are to be taken,” stated (https://www.lapatilla.com/2018/10/02/puerto-rico-apoyara-a-la-oposicion-venezolana-como-centro-logistico-de-ayuda/) Rossello in a press conference following the meeting with Ledezma.
He went on to claim that such “steps” have “already been discussed at many levels” and that they point towards “concrete results.”
As part of the announcements, Rossello invited Venezuela’s opposition leaders to a summit this October 20 and 21, to be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, which will look to establish a ‘Commission for the Reconstruction of Venezuela’, with Puerto Rico acting as “the headquarters” for “logistical support” to a “transition” government in Venezuela.
“We want to be ready for the day after, so that Venezuela counts on a government and an ordered and adequate transition. So that you know that you have friends across the world, Puerto Rico is going to be this connector for the coordination of all of this help,” Rossello added.
In front of press, the Governor signed an agreement which includes hypothetical land, maritime, and air supply corridors to Venezuela.
More at: https://www.globalresearch.ca/puerto-rico-governor-calls-for-elimination-of-venezuelan-government-offers-to-host-transition-logistics/5656195
Governor Ricardo Rossello called for the “elimination” of President Maduro, who was democratically re-elected in May (https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/13830) for a second term with 67.7 percent of the vote in elections qualified (https://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/13849) as transparent, free, and fair.
“What should happen is that the dictatorship should be eliminated. We are defining what will happen afterwards, and what steps are to be taken,” stated (https://www.lapatilla.com/2018/10/02/puerto-rico-apoyara-a-la-oposicion-venezolana-como-centro-logistico-de-ayuda/) Rossello in a press conference following the meeting with Ledezma.
He went on to claim that such “steps” have “already been discussed at many levels” and that they point towards “concrete results.”
As part of the announcements, Rossello invited Venezuela’s opposition leaders to a summit this October 20 and 21, to be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, which will look to establish a ‘Commission for the Reconstruction of Venezuela’, with Puerto Rico acting as “the headquarters” for “logistical support” to a “transition” government in Venezuela.
“We want to be ready for the day after, so that Venezuela counts on a government and an ordered and adequate transition. So that you know that you have friends across the world, Puerto Rico is going to be this connector for the coordination of all of this help,” Rossello added.
In front of press, the Governor signed an agreement which includes hypothetical land, maritime, and air supply corridors to Venezuela.
More at: https://www.globalresearch.ca/puerto-rico-governor-calls-for-elimination-of-venezuelan-government-offers-to-host-transition-logistics/5656195