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Reuters: Biden no tiene prisa en levantar sanciones, solo las suavizaría si Maduro negocia con la oposición

28 febrero, 2021

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 17, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden departs after speaking about reopening the country during a speech in Darby, Pennsylvania. - Joe Biden will not attend the Democratic convention to accept the party's nomination to be its presidential election candidate after the event was further scaled back due to the coronavirus pandemic, officials said August 5, 2020. Biden "will no longer travel to Milwaukee and will instead address the nation and accept the Democratic nomination from his home state of Delaware," the party said in a statement, announcing that no speakers would physically attend the August 17-20 convention. (Photo by JIM WATSON / AFP)

000_1WB1SG — (FILES) In this file photo taken on June 17, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden departs after speaking about reopening the country during a speech in Darby, Pennsylvania. - Joe Biden will not attend the Democratic convention to accept the party's nomination to be its presidential election candidate after the event was further scaled back due to the coronavirus pandemic, officials said August 5, 2020. Biden "will no longer travel to Milwaukee and will instead address the nation and accept the Democratic nomination from his home state of Delaware," the party said in a statement, announcing that no speakers would physically attend the August 17-20 convention. (Photo by JIM WATSON / AFP)

La información fue difundida por la agencia Reuters a través de una fuente anónima del gobierno norteamericano demócrata

El presidente de los Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, asegura que no tiene prisa de levantar las sanciones a Venezuela, pero que consideraría «suavizarlas» si Nicolás Maduro busca negociar con la oposición, según reseñó Reuters.

Asimismo, se conoció que dicha información fue revelada por un funcionario de el gobierno de EE.UU que prefirió mantener su identidad bajo anonimato.

De este modo, enfatizó que las sanciones existentes tienen suficientes disposiciones especiales para permitir envíos de ayuda humanitaria, para ayudar a los venezolanos a hacer frente a las dificultades económicas y la pandemia de COVID-19.

Igualmente, señaló que el gobierno de Maduro ha estado «impidiendo activamente la entrega de asistencia humanitaria».

Con información de Reuters