The Venezuelan government has publicly condemned what it describes as human rights violations against Venezuelan migrants, particularly actions it attributes to extreme right-wing groups. teleSUR
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00:00Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro reiterated his condemnation of the human rights violations
00:04against Venezuelan migrants promoted by the far-right and the governments of the United
00:08States and El Salvador. The Venezuelan President asserted that the far-right is responsible for
00:13the wave of migration experienced by the country as a result of the economic sanctions requested
00:17by María Corina Machado and Juan Guaidó in an attempt to destabilize the Venezuelan government.
00:22In this sense, he detailed that all the coercive measures implemented by the U.S. government
00:27against the nation only seek to undermine sovereignty and peace. He also highlighted
00:31that the transfer of migrants to El Salvador represents a serious violation of international
00:35laws. Moreover, the President uploaded the federal decision blocking Trump's law to revoke
00:40more than 170,000 temporary protected status to nationals residing in the U.S.
00:48Get out of the way, traitors to the homeland, those who have come out to support the violation
00:53of the human rights of the Venezuelan migrants, the kidnapping, the forced disappearance.
00:58Get out of the way, Sayona, María Machado. She is the one who planned all this. She came up with
01:06this to humiliate the people of Venezuela, as revenge, because she could not and will not be
01:11able to win. The relatives know it and all the migrants should know it. All this was proposed
01:17by María Machado to her godfather, Marco Rubio, the godfather of María Machado.
01:23All this was proposed and coordinated with the administration of the United States for aggression.