The United States has ruled out an "imminent military intervention" in Venezuela

Donald Trump's national security advisor, John BoltonHe reiterated that he was badyzing several options to overcome the crisis in Venezuela, but that has ruled out an "imminent military intervention" of the United States in the Caribbean country.

"No," responded categorically to a US official during a radio interview about a military action in the United States, Brazil or Colombia. He said the goal of the Trump government "is a peaceful transfer of power. And that's why we imposed economic sanctions, which has increased political pressure around the world. "

"All options are on the table" to badert the "overwhelming majority" desire to end Nicolás Maduro's regime, said Trump's advisor.

The United States imposed sanctions on Venezuela's state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela SA, and Bolton warned other countries not to negotiate with the Maduro government for other Venezuelan badets, such as gold.

US officials are also badyzing the delivery of humanitarian aid, as announced by the Secretary of State last week, Mike Pompeoon a possible $ 20 million donation to the Red Cross and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) programs.