Watch out for Guaido, first LGBT activists elected in its ranks. And not only that
As we all know by now, these are particularly critical days or weeks for Venezuela, Country theater of a bitter dispute that sees it, in fact, commanded simultaneously by two presidents in open conflict with each other. On the one hand, we have Nicolas Maduro, the president formally in office who denounces a coup attempt against him, While, on the other, there is the young man Juan Guaidó, the president of the National Assembly, the parliament, in practice, who claims the constitutional right to perform the functions of president ad interim, until the next free elections are called.
Ora, the impossibility of sympathizing with the communist Maduro is evident, who also in recent days was the author of a very violent attack on the country's bishops, according to him responsible for the crime of «hatred», this is because they dared to denounce the rampant corruption with their homilies. An accusation to which the local Episcopal Conference reacted by warning that it is an attack on the entire Church. Emblematic, in this sense, the words of the bishop of San Filippo, Monsignor Victor Hugo Basabe, who rebuked those who still do not understand how «the fundamental cause of Venezuela's woes is the persistence of an economic model, political and social that denies God and therefore human dignity».
Parole, those of Msgr. Wild, from which it is objectively difficult to dissociate oneself. The point, in this whole affair, but it is that not even Juan Guaidó seems to be that leader of mirrored virtue which – in the face of new basic freedoms that it could guarantee, now absent in the country tyrannized by Maduro – could guarantee real well-being for Venezuela. Read More
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