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Argentina government says it will not respond to “dictator” and “idiot” Maduro

The Argentine government affirmed this Friday that the recent statements by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro against Javier Miley do not deserve a response because they come from a “dictator” and an “idiot.”

“Maduro is a character who has become a dictator — or always has been. And heThe words of a dictator are not worth analyzing because they come from a person who has disrupted moral and ethical values. and of course, “This goes against what we defend and promote, which is democracy,” Argentine presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni said at a news conference.

This Thursday, at a campaign event ahead of the July 28 elections, Maduro spoke about alleged plans to postpone elections in the country.

“They want a catastrophe, a tragedy, to shout slogans of ‘suspension of elections.’ And the gringos will come out, the evil Miley will come out, (Ecuador’s president, Daniel) Noboa will come out, right“We are ready, strong-willed, with peace and discretion, and rain, shine or lightning, on July 28 Venezuela will have presidential elections,” he said.

Adorni stressed: “Whatever Maduro can say, whatever a dictator can say, “No matter what an idiot like Maduro says, the truth is that it doesn’t concern us.” EFE reports.