¿Qué hace Colombia metida en temas entre Venezuela y EEUU?

0:00 Or the United States does not welcome Colombia' s position vis-à- vis Venezuela. And so the question that one asks is and what sense it makes for the Colombian government to advance these elections, which are already known to be illegitimate, for what purpose the Colombian government will go as an observer. The Colombian government has to measure very well the consequences of what they are going to face the government of the mature dictator, or we are going to have undesirable consequences for the future. I say every day my God, where Mr Petro is taking him to the country, Where he is taking him Here begins his lethargy with the date Philip. The United States Government was finally out of patience. Today, the regime of Nicolás Maduro is running out of time for the government of Venezuela, and with that, the sanctions on Venezuelan oil and gas transactions return, a measure that had been thanks to the agreements of Barbados, lifting sanctions in exchange for the regime, lifting blockades of the opposition.

1:11 Finally, Maduro did not comply, the United States got tired of waiting and at midnight the sanctions returned to Venezuela. In a conflict in which, strangely, Colombia is as a good protagonist mediator more and more involved in Venezuela, the truth is that we do not know very well what role Colombia is playing. Some argue that it is the hidden letter to the United States that confronts Venezuela. Others argue that this is not the case, that the United States does not welcome Colombia' s position vis-à- vis Venezuela. But the truth is that the United States already understands that the July elections are illegal, they are illegitimate by calling it somehow. And then the question that one asks is and what sense it makes that the Colombian government is worth these elections, which is already known to be illegitimate, because they did not let Maria Corina Machao and the opposition sign up for what the Colombian government is going to do. Disque as an observer, I head him over and say this is not going to hurt the United States a little bit. Camila, of course, is Felipe, and let herself get into a fight that Venezuela and this region of the continent have been in for many years. Felipe from the United States is now returning to Venezuela, just at the time when Colombia, as they had anticipated, is officially hoping to repair the tube and bring back, for example, gas and why not Venezuelan oil, Marcela Peña, our economic

2:43 journalist on Blue Radio. Just what Venezuela is talking about today. You can ' t. It is not possible, because that is exactly the prohibition of the United States and it is that any company or citizen who does any business and in this case we would be talking about copetrol, which would have to clearly do it. But Felipe, section of interrupt it, because it is that the president of PDBEZA has just said that Venezuela would be ready in six months to sell gas to Colombia at two dollars per million cubic feet. So that' s business. Looks like he' s walking, but it' s just the sanctions business. But the question of the millions who in Colombia will pay this, I would think that it will be Ecopetrol, because it is say the company, because it responds to pdbesa because the copetón is running the risk of entering the Clinton list, that is, of being outside the international market. The Colombian government has to measure very well the consequences of what will confront the government of dictator Maduro. Or go Colombia, the Colombians, to have undesirable consequences for the future. But what I say to myself, nothing surprises me anymore Camila sea, I already say every day and tired is that they do not do anything right on one side, but neither anything well - meaning on the other. It' s like an eagerness to destroy over

4:14 what' s built that there' s actually one who doesn' t now without words, Philip, you say intentional or not, no matter what the intention. Here you have come to imagine why the net, why the need to re- establish, at least that commercial relationship with Venezuela If between governments, there is an agreement be more political ideology or more thought of the nearby left, then good. But the economic issue, particularly of gas. Why get into that problem today is not that our country can' t get in. From now on, you can' t get in, you can' t import gas from Venezuela. It' s that easy. If it did, it would subject the country to extremely severe economic sanctions. Also then they can' t do it, they won' t be able to do it, unless the United States exonerates Copeton, as Juan Camilo Merlano, our correspondent, has informed us at some point, in the sense that they give a waver or an excess to the Colombian government through Copetrol. But that' s not happening. Still Copetrol DC, Juan Camilo is processing it so as not to be on the OFAC list No. But anyway, it' s all very confusing in the government. I honestly confess that she loves stella. To whom do I listen every day say my God, where is Mr Petro taking us to the country? Where he' s taking it and in diplomatic matters, it' s an unanswered question. This is your boom boom boom boom

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