“All of a sudden we went viral in Colombia with a video of mine from 2018.“, replied the Argentine singer, nationalizing the Venezuelan and the Colombian, After the discussion, Ricardo Montaner from his Instagram account influential Aida Victoria Merlano’s photo.
Recall that Montaner asked Colombia to vote responsibly not to follow the “Venezuela example”.
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Her words didn’t fit the young woman from Barranquilla, who said she didn’t know about Colombia’s marginal areas: “I find the phrase very miserable: ‘Do not follow the example of Venezuela’. One thing is to persuade with arguments and others to manipulate through fear. You can’t talk about an area you don’t know“.
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According to him, this clip was recorded after the translator visited Venezuelan immigrants at the Barranquilla bus station after fleeing the neighboring country.
Moreover, would have been published exactly before the 2018 electionIn the second round, Colombia’s current president was Iván Duque and the current presidential candidate, Gustavo Petro.
“Although the video is very old, the truth is that Venezuela is still plunged into the deepest economic and social crisis. And hundreds of political prisoners die due to ‘reduction’ in the dungeons of the Maduro regime“He continued his tweet.
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He stated that he knew nothing about politics but believed in freedoms and practiced them. He confirms that he is a Colombian and has the same rights as any other citizen of the country.
“Finally, every country has a president they deserve for voting good or bad. For this, they will use their democratic rights. “Like in Little Venice 24 years ago, even when it might be the last time,” he concluded in the controversial Twitter thread.
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