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Venezuela Solidarity Campaign in Britain warns that the so-called Lima Group ‘represents the region’s extreme right’

THE Venezuela Solidarity Campaign (VSC) in Britain has expressed outrage after Latin American governments issued a statement rejecting the legitimacy of President Nicolas Maduro.

The so-called “Lima Group” of 12 Latin American governments plus Canada made the controversial comments ahead of Mr Maduro’s inauguration tomorrow, even announcing economic sanctions.

The VSC warned that the bloc’s stance “represents the region’s extreme right wing” and said that Brazil’s Bolsonaro administration “is now playing a central role” in trying to “eradicate all forms of progressive politics in the region by hook or by crook.”

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