The Chancellor

Maduro said that Republican Mitt Romney belongs to fascist power

Caracas, Oct 8 (EFE) .- The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said today that Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney belongs to “right-wing fascist currents” that are resurfacing in the United States.

“These are the right-wing fascist currents that exist in the U.S., we have been denouncing and are related to the Venezuelan right,” Maduro said in remarks broadcast from Geneva for the Venezolana de Television (VTV).

The chancellor, who is in Geneva at the launch of Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of their country before the Human Rights Council of the UN, was asked about foreign policy speech yesterday gave Romney.

The Republican candidate said Friday it reached the President launched a campaign to promote economic opportunities in Latin America as an alternative to models of Venezuela and Cuba, in its view, represent a “material and moral bankruptcy” and “socialism evil one. ”

“These are all the nefarious characters are far right and the resurgence of fascist currents within the United States,” Maduro said and stressed that the Republican’s speech reflects the “absolute madness” to ensure that America is destined by God to rule the world.

In his speech, which embodied the conservative values ​​of their party, Romney said that “God did not create this country (USA) to be a nation of followers” and said the fate of the U.S. is “leading the world “.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister stated that “the world’s people are” those who are “predestined by God” to be free. EFE