Brazilian President Lula expressed his serious concern over what is happening in Venezuela, stating that he becomes angry thinking about it at night and has difficulty believing the logic of the events.
The editorial, citing a source, reports that Lula said Nicolas Maduro was aware of the presence of 15,000 US soldiers in the Caribbean and lived under threat every day, yet was moved from a secure location overnight without anyone's knowledge.
The Brazilian president noted that the fact that no one understood Maduro had left and how this process was possible raises serious questions and requires explanation from a regional security perspective.
Lula's statements have once again brought to the forefront the uncertainty surrounding the processes in Venezuela within the Latin American region and have drawn the attention of the international community to this issue.