The regime of Nicolás Maduro acknowledged that he had had at least "two meetings" with the US envoy to Venezuela

The scheme Nicolás Maduro reported Saturday that he had held at least two "meetings" with Elliot Abrams, appointed by Donald Trump as the United States' special envoy for Venezuela.although no additional detail on these meetings has been proposed.

"We held two meetings that I can not give you details because I have to respect the confidentiality, but they were meetings where we heard"Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza in statements on multi-state television Telesur

"There were moments of tension, there are profound differences, but at the same time, there are common concerns", he added and badured, showing his pbadport and diplomatic visa, to have participated in these meetings.

"If we must meet the devil himself, if we must go to the fifth paila in the center of the earth to speak with him and defend the sovereignty of Venezuela and demand respect and establish a path of respect with the government that represents the empire and business right now in the world, we will do it, "he said.

These meetings took place in the middle of the high diplomatic tension between the two countries and after Maduro broke diplomatic relations with the United States, who does not recognize him and has repeatedly asked him to deviate from the power he has exercised since 2013.

Arreaza also stated that these meetings represent a binational dialogue that can not be denied by American spokesmen, and that Maduro "is aware of every detail" discussed.

"It's obvious (the dialogue with the United States), including Mr. (John) Bolton – Advisor for National Security at the White House –, the warlord, recognized him "he insisted.

As well, Arreaza denounced the fact that the US State Department has limited the distance of 40 km around the headquarters of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington the free mobility of the Venezuelan diplomat before this organization, Samuel Moncada.

"They are afraid of the Venezuelan verb, they are afraid of the truth about Venezuela"said the Chancellor.

In this sense, he said that Venezuelan regime "badesses" measures to prevent "Venezuela's voice in the OAS" be silenced before April 27, when she leaves the agency by her own decision.

"The day we leave, no one takes us out, no one has expelled us from the OAS "he remarked.

Venezuela is living in a situation ofpolitical instability since January 10, when Maduro returned to power after winning last May's elections, not recognized by the international community.

January 23 Guaidó invoked several articles of the Venezuelan Constitution to pretend that he could declare himself acting president of Parliament. consider "illegitimate" the takeover of Maduro.

Guaidó made the entrance to humanitarian aid to Venezuela and said donations will come with the support of citizens and the international community, mainly from nations such as the United States and Colombia, which recognize it as the legitimate authority of the country.