El embajador argentino en Chile, José Octavio Bordón, desestimó que en Chile haya "intentos destituyentes" que tenga "factores externos", como aseguraron distintos dirigentes del Gobierno y el oficialismo.
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"No veo que la protesta pacífica de la gente tenga factores externos", sostuvo el diplomático.
En diálogo con Radio La Red, el representante argentino en Santiago de Chile insistió en que no ha "percibido en Chile intentos destituyentes de la gente que se ha manifestado".
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Sebastian Piñera y su esposa Cecilia Morel. Foto: Archivo.
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People demonstrate outside the Carlos Van Buren Hospital on Valparaiso Chile, on October 22, 2019. – The demonstrations against the metro ticket prices exploded into violence on October 18, unleashing widening protests over living costs and social inequality. President Sebastian Pinera was to meet Tuesday with leaders of Chile’s political parties in hopes of finding a way to end street protests that have now claimed 15 lives. (Photo by JAVIER TORRES / AFP)
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People demonstrate outside the Carlos Van Buren Hospital on Valparaiso Chile, on October 22, 2019. – The demonstrations against the metro ticket prices exploded into violence on October 18, unleashing widening protests over living costs and social inequality. President Sebastian Pinera was to meet Tuesday with leaders of Chile’s political parties in hopes of finding a way to end street protests that have now claimed 15 lives. (Photo by JAVIER TORRES / AFP)
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zzzzinte1Chilean president elect Sebastian Pinera (R) walks with his wife Cecilia Morel (C) and President Michelle Bachelet (L) after a meeting at his residence in Santiago on December 18, 2017. The 68-year-old conservative billionaire Sebastian Pinera will return to power as Chile’s president next year, who according to electoral authorities had 55 percent of the vote, with 98 percent of ballots counted. / AFP PHOTO / CLAUDIO REYESzzzz
En ese sentido, cuestionó "la tradicional irresponsabilidad, superficialidad y fracaso de (el presidente venezolano Nicolás) Maduro diciendo que todo esto lo tenían previsto".
"Lo grave no es lo que dice Maduro, sino lo que pasa en Venezuela", añadió el embajador.
De todos modos, Bordón subrayó que "grupos violentos" actuaron de "manera activa, coordinada, buscando la reacción de las fuerzas armadas para generar una situación de caos y desestabilización es clara".
Así, el diplomático se diferenció del canciller, Jorge Faurie, quien fue uno de los que advirtió que en América Latina "hay gente organizada" para "generar situaciones de extrema violencia" y "desestabilizar a los procesos políticos".
Fuente: Noticias Argentinas.
