Bolton threatens Maduro with Guantánamo | United States …

The US government's national security adviser, John Bolton, dismissed a military intervention from that country in Venezuela but threatened constitutional president Nicolás Maduro to end up in "Guantánamo" jail if the first magistracy did not yield in favor from the self-proclaimed Juan Guaidó.

During a radio interview, the head and right hand of Donald Trump urged Maduro to accept the amnesty proposed by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Guaidó, in order to not to be imprisoned in the United States military base in Cuba and where they are imprisoned. suspects and accused of international terrorism.

"Yesterday, I tweeted to wish you a long and peaceful retreat on a beautiful beach away from Venezuela.The sooner you take advantage of this opportunity, the more likely you will be able to retreat quietly to a beautiful beach instead of find yourself in another Guantanamo, "said Bolton.

In the same conversation, the official denied that his country plans to enter Venezuelan territory with his own troops and Brazil or Colombia. "No," he said after being questioned about it and said the White House wanted a "peaceful transition". However, he has not ruled out other types of sanctions. President Trump has "all options on the table" on Venezuela, he said.