The meeting of French President and politicians from Venezuela was not advertised.
Makron has condemned the repressive measures taken against the opposition of Venezuela.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron held Monday talks in Paris with a delegation of the Venezuelan opposition, led by the President of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Julio Borges.
“This first meeting is to establish contact took place in the absence of Lilian tintori seaside (leader of the opposition of Venezuela – ed), where the Venezuelan government was prohibited from leaving the country. The meeting allowed to exchange views about serious political and humanitarian crisis facing the country “, – said the press service of the French President.
As reported in the Elysee Palace, in conversation with the opposition from Venezuela Makrona “condemned the repressive measures taken against the opposition, and once again expressed its commitment to the principles of the legal state and the idea of starting a healthy democratic process in Venezuela.”
“He added that the lack of positive signals in this respect by the government of Venezuela France is to start at the European level the discussion of measures that could be taken against those responsible for the situation”, – stated in the message of the presidential press service.
In conversation with members of the Venezuelan delegation Emmanuel Macron also expressed a desire to continue current efforts to Venezuelans – the main victims of this crisis – could be delivered humanitarian assistance.
Recall, the US government imposed new sanctions against Venezuela and its oil companies.
Recently, the Constitutional Assembly declared itself the main body of the Venezuelan government.
The constitutional Assembly to replace the country’s Parliament, where 65% are opposed to the current President Nicolas Maduro strength as well as a constitutional reform amid mass political protests. The Assembly consists of 545 members, elected at the end of July in a vote marred by reports of numerous violations.
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