Donald Trump received Ivan Duque at the White House and warned Nicolás Maduro: "He is committing a serious mistake by blocking humanitarian aid"

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that dictator Chavez, Nicolás Maduro "commits a serious mistake" by blocking US humanitarian aid.

The president said it was "sad" that the oil-rich Latin American country is in "confusion" and said that WashingtonStill, he has not ruled out sending troops to the area. "We are looking at all the options," he said.

The American said Wednesday that his strategy in Venezuela enjoyed "tremendous support" in the world and paid tribute to opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who declared himself Venezuelan president last January, saying "very courageous".

"We have tremendous support in South America and around the world," Trump said at the reception of his Colombian counterpart, Iván Duque, at the Oval Office.

In press statements at the White House, Trump was asked about his plan B in case Maduro would stay in power, to which the president responded: "I still have plans B, C and D. I will probably have more flexibility than any man in this position."

In the same spirit, Duque also attacked the Maduro regime: "I think we must give a strong message to the dictatorship, prevent access to humanitarian aid is a crime against humanity ".
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