The United States has announced that they are willing to exempt from sanctions the Venezuelan army that recognizes Juan Guaidó

United States pressure on the Nicolás Maduro regime is increasing. Wednesday, Washington announced that is willing to exempt from sanctions the Venezuelan army that supports and recognizes Juan Guaidó as acting president of the country.

The announcement was made by the security advisor of the White House, John Bolton, via Twitter.

"The United States will examine the possibility of exempting all high-ranking military personnel from Venezuela who defends democracy and recognizes the constitutional government of President Juan Guaidó, "said the US official.

However, he warned that if he does not accept this possibility, "the international financial circle will be completely closed".

"The sooner you take advantage of this opportunity, the more likely you are to experience a pleasant and peaceful retirement. on a beautiful beach instead of being in another beach like Guantanamo. "he remarked.

The Bolton warning came in response to a question from the conservative radio presenter Hugh Hewitt, who asked if Maduro was facing a possible "bad end" like that of the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini or Romanian Nicolae Ceausescuwho died executed.

The national security adviser, for his part, ruled out the possibility of the United States, Brazil and Colombia considering an impending military intervention in Venezuela, saying that he wanted a "peaceful transition", Although he recalled that Trump maintains "all options on the table" before the crisis in Venezuela.