Mireya Moscoso: ‘We are Concerned About the Situation in Venezuela and We Support María Corina Machado’

The former president is convinced that things will change despite the current situation in the country. Mireya Moscoso’s remarks were made during the inauguration of the Chitré interchange bridge.

Former President Mireya Moscoso said she was very worried about the situation facing Venezuela after the arrest of Dictator Nicolás Maduro.  She stated that she has exchanged information with opposition leader María Corina Machado pictured below and things are not going very well; “the outlook is worrying.”  “We are supporting everything that María Corina Machado tells us, what we can do, who to talk to, what message to send,” she said.  The former president is convinced that things will change despite the current situation.  She explained that US President Donald Trump has outlined the steps to be taken in Venezuela, and she hopes this will become a reality soon, “because Venezuelans can’t take it anymore.” 

“Those who are away from their homeland want to return and for there to be democracy,” the member of the National Council on Foreign Relations stated.  Moscoso said “that although Nicolás Maduro has been captured, the other members of his regime are still at large.”  “The only step that has been taken is to remove Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores and send them to jail,” she stated.  She expressed that there are still questions such as: “Where is Padrino, where are the others?”  Mireya Moscoso’s statements were made during the inauguration of the Chitré interchange bridge.