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Brasil descarta una «acción agresiva» en frontera con Venezuela

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Brasil descarta una «acción agresiva» en frontera con Venezuela
El Gobierno de Brasil descartó este viernes una «acción agresiva» en la frontera con Venezuela, después de que el presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, cerrara el paso entre los dos países para impedir la llegada de la ayuda humanitaria.

«Tenemos que aguardar el desarrollo de los acontecimientos. Lo que ya está establecido es que Brasil no va a hacer acción agresiva», afirmó a los periodistas, el ministro de Seguridad Institucional de Brasil, general de la reserva Augusto Heleno Ribeiro.

 

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