The president of the National Assembly (AN), deputy Jorge Rodríguez, responded this Thursday to the American official James Story that "the more sanctions they threaten Venezuela with, our response will be the same: We will defeat them again and again in all areas."
Rodríguez responded in a series of messages on his Twitter account @jorgerpsuv, after the supposed "Venezuelan ambassador" said during a press conference that "We are working on new sanctions with Canada and the EU in case there are no results in the negotiations."
In this regard, the highest representative of the AN stressed that the dialogue process that is taking place between the national government and the opposition will continue regardless of foreign opinions because "this dialogue is between Venezuelans."
"In 5th place, grab your lapdogs Duque, Uribe, etc., and have a cup of valerian tea: we don't care about your opinion as foreigners because this dialogue is between Venezuelans (although behind the scenes of the PU (formerly MUD) there is who is there, that is, your bosses)," Rodríguez wrote on the social network.
Likewise, the president of the Venezuelan Parliament stated that Venezuela will not respond to his pressures. "First of all, Mr Jimmy, calm down. I can see you are upset. Secondly, it is blatantly stupid to even remotely think that at this point we will respond to your pressures and frothing at the mouth."
In another tweet, Rodríguez reminded Story that regional and municipal elections will be held in the country on November 21. “Fourth: there are free elections in Venezuela: this coming November 21. If not, ask your friends in the PU (formerly MUD): they registered (all opposition parties) 65 thousand candidates.”
