Colombia's foreign minister advocates resuming stability in Venezuela
EL UNIVERSAL
Monday March 17, 2014 01:25 PM
In the wake of the crisis Venezuela is currently facing, Colombian Foreign Minister María Ángela Holguín has remarked that her country does not support any solution out of the democratic framework, and stood for the reestablishment of stability.
"We have called for the respect of human rights, the pursuit of peace and dialogue, and the preservation of all democratic rights, seeking that Venezuela will be able to restore stability, which is fundamental for its people, as it is for us and the whole region. We will not support any solution out of democratic framework," Holguín told daily newspaper El Tiempo as DPA reported.
Colombian foreign minister stressed that her country deems it necessary to "respect a government that has been elected by its people."
"We have called for the respect of human rights, the pursuit of peace and dialogue, and the preservation of all democratic rights, seeking that Venezuela will be able to restore stability, which is fundamental for its people, as it is for us and the whole region. We will not support any solution out of democratic framework," Holguín told daily newspaper El Tiempo as DPA reported.
Colombian foreign minister stressed that her country deems it necessary to "respect a government that has been elected by its people."
