Ruling anti-establishment 5-Star
Movement (M5S) Foreign Undersecretary Manlio Di Stefano on
Thursday accused French President Emmanule Macron of allegedly
breaking with the EU line and "meddling" in Venezuela by
recognising opposition leader and self-proclaimed new president
Juan Guaidò as head of state over President Nicolas Maduro.
"The principle of non-interference is sacred," said Di
Stefano.
"Whatever our vision of things is, of Maduro, of Chavism and
the political relations in South America, any change in
Venezuela must happen in a political, democratic and non-violent
context.
"Macron is ignoring these obvious points, it taking a
discordant position from the EU, which asked for a political
process and not the recognition of a self-proclaimed president".
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