Another Failure: Guaido Posponed the First World Parliamentary Encounter (+Lack of Confirmations)
The opposition deputy for the National Assembly (AN) in contempt, Juan Guaidó, had to postpone the First World Parliamentary Encounter until November 26, because he apparently did not receive enough confirmations from his international parliamentary colleagues, which he proposed would show “solidarity with the route to end the usurpation” and occupy the presidency of the country.
#Tablazo
GuaidĂł obligado a postergar Primer Encuentro Parlamentario Mundial en apoyo a su conspiraciĂłn, ya que nadie le confirmĂł participaciĂłn.
Era para el 3OCT y lo cambiĂł para el 26NOV.
Incluso partidos de derecha le dijeron que no.
Lea la carta. pic.twitter.com/2K1IvD21iR— La Tabla (@latablablog) September 30, 2019
RELaTED CONTENT: Dialogue in Venezuela Another Missed Opportunity for Democrats
In a letter from the AN, written on September 24 and signed by Guaidó, he quotes that “despite the dynamics of politics in Venezuela” the international event that was first scheduled for this Thursday, October 3, was postponed to November 26 .
In the letter to opposition deputies, the self-proclaimed “interim president” of Venezuela requested they invest “greater interest” and to bring into attendance “a greater number of deputies”, in the international event as a sign of “support” to their political strategy.
Translated by JRE/EF
