We have to remember that until recently, Brazil had been governed by allies of Venezuela, first by Lula da Silva and then President Dilma Rousseff. The situation changed. The political situation changed even in Colombia and has been changed in the sub-regions. The real opportunity to create dialogue with the help of such countries nowadays is so difficult because they became opposites of the Venezuelan government.
That's why we have two international and multilateral organizations trying to work in different ways. The OAS is trying to activate the democratic chapter, because it is evident that in Venezuela we have a rupture of democratic values. On the other hand, we have UNASUR, which is an accumulation of countries that used to be friends of the Venezuelan government. So this dynamic has changed right now.