The government of Venezuela announced on Wednesday that Isabel Brilhante Pedroza, the European Union (EU) ambassador to Venezuela. As an undesirable person And to leave Venezuela within 72 hours.
Venezuela’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Jorge Arreaza said after a meeting with Brillhante: “We have decided to declare Mrs. Isabel Brilhante, the head of the EU delegation, to be an unwanted person,” he added. “We have to take this action because of the forced situation.”
Arreaza said: The decision was made 55 times after the EU made sanctions against Venezuela in the EU or in the United States.
Arreaza explained that the EU’s action was an intervention. And the United Nations Charter agrees to take measures of coercion against any country. Yes, only with the approval of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
Arreaza called on European officials to conduct a reflective analysis to end the intervention. And change the harsh attitude
“We hope that Europe will change its attitude towards building a relationship with respect,” Arreaza said.
Arreaza said Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro had shown openness in February. In 2019, the European diplomats that did not accept Maduro live in Venezuela.
Xinhua news agency reported that The EU ambassador’s announcement to be a “undesirable person” comes just days after the EU decided to boycott 19 Venezuelan government officials.
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