Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, says the weekend events in Venezuela have not advanced the causes of any parties nor have it narrowed differences, and instead ‘is pushing the region into more instability’.
‘We again reiterate our position diplomacy, dialogue, negotiation, and compromise are the only means of achieving any sustainable, long-term resolution to differences,’ Mitchell said on the Grenada Broadcasting Networks (GBN) ‘Beyond the Headlines’ programme on Monday night.
Last weekend, the United States military invaded Venezuela and seized President Nicolas Maduro on allegations of being involved in the illegal drugs trade.
Maduro and his wife, appeared in a Federal Court in New York on Monday, where they both pleaded bot guilty to the charges. The matter has been adjourned March 17 this year.
The 25 page indictment accuses Maduro and others of working with dr