China warns US against intervention in Venezuela

China joins those who condemn the US warmongering rhetoric. Against Venezuela reminding him of the principle of non-interference in other countries. 

"All countries should conduct their bilateral relations on the basis of equality, mutual respect and non-interference in each other's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying said on Monday. Press conference. 

This is how the spokeswoman responded after being consulted on the statements made by US President Donald Trump last Friday in which he warned that he did not rule out the military option against Venezuela.  

In this sense, it has reiterated the position of the Asian giant, which is based on following "the principle of not interfering in the affairs of another country".

Although many States in the region, including the United States, have ignored the National Constituent Assembly (ANC) , China has welcomed it, noting that the process of electing the members of that body was carried out "in a stable manner" .

All countries should conduct their bilateral relations on the basis of equality, mutual respect and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, "said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying.

Shortly after the US president's controversial remarks, the Defense Department (Pentagon) said he was "prepared" to lash out at Venezuela in order to help Washington and protect its national interests.

The warmongering threat of the Trump Administration against Caracas agitated Latin America. Several Latin American authorities and agencies in the region strongly condemned the military option in Venezuela. 

Caracas denounces that it faces a plot, orchestrated from outside and, in particular, syndicates to the US, to overthrow the government of President Nicolás Maduro, whose decision to install a Constituent, after the refusal of the dialogue of both the internal opposition and Trump rejected the request for dialogue), Has been the cause of the intensification of the protests, although this instance was backed by more than 8 million voters on July 31. 

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