“That Milei wishes the worst for the people of Venezuela neither surprises us nor does it matter to us,” the minister posted on his X account in response to statements by President Milei, which were disclosed by the press.

The sectorial vice president of Communication, Culture and Tourism pointed out that “it is crystal-clear that his publicity maneuver” for the time being serves to distract public opinion from the real problem: “his genuflecting position to the imperial theft of Las Malvinas (Falkland Islands).”

Milei stated that he has “no problem” in promoting sanctions against the Bolivarian Republic, alongside other Latin American governments.

The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello rejected Milei’s statements on Monday, as the latter asked for more sanctions against Venezuela.

Cabello deemed that Argentina “is ruled by fascism,” underscoring that Milei is a “fascist who does not care about anything.”

The Venezuelan party leader went on saying that Milei is a fool, since his government is going to apply sanctions against Venezuela, they are insolent, but behind all the fascism that they are trying to impose on the world is hiding.

The Venezuelan politician commented that Milei “does not have the strength to rule his country; thus, Cabello wondered, how is he going to have the strength to impose sanctions on Venezuela?

The PSUV leader spurred President Milei to rule Argentina and solve his own problems, as “they have enough,” he asserted.

“It is a terrible combination: fascism, madness and power in his country,” Cabello stated.

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