Política

‘Fake news’: Venezuela niega que haya crisis humanitaria por migración

Según la administración del presidente Nicolás Maduro, la situación ha sido usada ‘por gobierno xenefóbicos y racistas’

TOPSHOT - Richard Lomelly, 30, carries baby Tiago, as they walk along the Pan-American highway, between Pasto and Ipiales, Colombia on their way to Peru, on August 23, 2018. - On foot, by bus, on the backs of juddering trucks, like tens of thousands of others they slogged for days along the Pan-American highway through Colombia and Ecuador. Grubby and sleepless, their goal was to reach Peru, a sanctuary of sorts for a desperate Venezuelan family. Exhausted and swept by the endless wash of traffic noise on the highway's shoulder, the Mendoza Landinez family had the additional pressure of a deadline: to enter Peru before new rules required them to produce a passport. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Richard Lomelly, 30, carries baby Tiago, as they walk along the Pan-American highway, between Pasto and Ipiales, Colombia on their way to Peru, on August 23, 2018. - On foot, by bus, on the backs of juddering trucks, like tens of thousands of others they slogged for days along the Pan-American highway through Colombia and Ecuador. Grubby and sleepless, their goal was to reach Peru, a sanctuary of sorts for a desperate Venezuelan family. Exhausted and swept by the endless wash of traffic noise on the highway's shoulder, the Mendoza Landinez family had the additional pressure of a deadline: to enter Peru before new rules required them to produce a passport. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP)
Richard Lomelly cargaba a su bebé Tiago mientras caminaba por la carretera Panamericana, entre las ciudades de Pasto e Ipiales, Colombia, el 23 de agosto del 2018. Se dirigía hacia Perú. (AFP)

Caracas. Se trata de fake news (noticia falsa). Así, el gobierno de Nicolás Maduro negó que haya una crisis humanitaria por la migración que desborda a Latinoamérica y llevó a Brasil a desplazar tropas a la frontera.

El hecho de que haya “venezolanos que se hayan ido a otros países, ha sido usado de manera bárbara, criminal y xenófoba por gobiernos xenofóbicos y racistas”, aseveró este miércoles el ministro de Comunicación, Jorge Rodríguez, al calificar de fake news la información que hablan de una “crisis humanitaria”.

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