Nicolás Maduro accused Juan Guaidó of being "a CIA agent" and "a Zionist serving the United States" in an interview with a chain linked to Hezbollah terrorists

As well, he accused Juan Guaidó, who on January 23 was proclaimed interim president, to be "a CIA agent" which "serves the interests of the United States and Zionism".

Maduro said that because the United States "can not invent that Venezuela has weapons of mbad destruction, as they invented in Iraq", what he did it was "to make a crisis for, with a noble purpose, in quotation marks, to make a humanitarian intervention".

The Chavista dictator warned that "Venezuela is ready to defend itself": "We will not give in to the slightest threat. If the American empire dares to touch a part of our territory, we will become a new Vietnam. "

For his part, he asked the Arab countries to support Venezuela against the United States and He denied the existence of Hezbollah agents in his country. It should be recalled that there are many indications and denunciations that reflect the close relations of the Chavez regime with the Lebanese terrorist group.

After the interview of the Venezuelan dictator, Simon Wiesenthal Center International Relations Director Dr. Shimon Samuels, said:It is a joke that Maduro uses Hezbollah-related media to deny that the Iran-backed terrorist organization has established its base of operations in Latin America in Venezuela. "

"The Wiesenthal Center, based on the investigations of the murdered Argentine taxman Alberto Nisman, revealed that there were 90 sleeping agents of Hezbollah in this country and probably more after the concession of the former Venezuelan Vice President Tarek El Aissami more than 150 Venezuelan pbadports to members of Hezbolla who did not even know Spanish, "he said.

"When it comes to manipulating an opposing reality, autocrats lie shamelessly and seek out an external enemy to bring about citizenship behind their lost cause, as well as Israeli rescuers who have come to Brazil to help the victims of the conflict." Brumadinho's natural disaster They were described by the Maduro regime as "the beginning of the Zionist invasion in Latin America." Today, a non-existent relationship between President Charge Guaidó and the state of Israel is used to delegitimize both in one step, "he concluded. Dr. Ariel Gelblung, Representative of the Center for Latin America.

Relations between the Chavez regime and Hezbollah have been developing for years, and in the past month they have been more exposed than ever.

Hezbollah has accused the United States of having made a coup d'etat against the country's legitimate authority.

Mohammad Raadparliamentary leader of the terrorist group, met the Venezuelan ambbadador, Jesús González, in the Lebanese capital, and declared that "the Islamic resistance is on the side of the Venezuelan people and its legitimate leaders" The international pressure refuses to leave power in Venezuela.