Juan Carlos Monedero: What is the European Union Doing Holding Guaido’s Pathetic Corpse?
After Henrique Capriles Radonski’s position on the parliamentary elections was made public, the Spanish political analyst Juan Carlos Monedero wrote on his Twitter account about his opinion of the European Union’s insistence on continuing to support Juan Guaidó.
“If in Venezuela there is an opposition candidate, @hcapriles, supported by a large majority of Maduro’s opponents and with electoral possibilities, what is the EU doing supporting the pathetic corpse of @jguaido? Have we not been ridiculous enough already?” wrote Monedero, and quoted an article in the Spanish newspaper El País titled “Guaidó’s expiration is approaching.”
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Si en Venezuela hay un candidato opositor, @hcapriles, apoyado por una amplia mayoría de los opositores a Maduro y con posibilidades electorales ¿qué hace la UE sosteniendo el cadáver patético de @jguaido?¿No hemos hecho ya bastante el ridículo? https://t.co/YEShP3eCM5
— Juan Carlos Monedero (@MonederoJC) September 6, 2020
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Previously, Monedero referred [to the issue] in an interview with EFE: “I believe that Juan Guaidó is a political corpse,” based on the wayward and ambiguous treatment he received from Donald Trump during his visit to Washington, not counting the fact that he has lost internal support in Venezuela, since a significant portion of the parliamentarians who supported him last year no longer do so. This would be, for Monedero, enough to say that the deputy of the extremist opposition is no longer an option to undertake a change of government in Venezuela.
Juan Carlos Monedero is a Spanish intellectual, university professor, expert in Political Science familiar with the reality of Latin America and founder of the left-wing party Podemos, currently part of the coalition that governs the Iberian country.
Featured image: Josep Borrell (EU top diplomat) shaking hands with Juan Guaido. File photo.
Translation: OT/JRE/EF
