Nicolás Maduro: "I ask God to join hands and open the floodgates to a process of approach"

March 13, 2019

Nicolás Maduro resists the abandonment of power in Venezuela. In a national chain, he asked the people to have a supply of batteries and candles and he asked God to change "the course of this conspiracy".

Nicolás Maduro do not accept that Juan Guaidó to be considered the president in charge and stays in the Palace of Miraflores. From there, he creates national channels and shares videos in which stresses that your country is in the process of being & # 39; Attacked & # 39; for the United States.

This Tuesday, Maduro He badured that the breakdown of Venezuela was the result of a cyber attack promoted by the United States for "take back Venezuela's natural resources"And announced that it is resolved.In spite of this, Maduro said:"I want to prepare people very well because whoever is preparing for the worst is ready for the best. He is ready to beat"

Venezuela's failure is a "cyberattack" organized by the United States for Maduro

To help those who are by your side, Maduro announced the launch of a plan entitled "The blue tank"With her, 50,000 barrels of water will be distributed to citizens who have updated the Patria Carnet.

"Yesterday, the former US company chief was warned. in Venezuela, Jimmy Story, that Venezuela has closed negotiations on Venezuelan territory"Explained the Bolivarian." While he ordered that all US diplomatic staff must leave the countryon Tuesday he said he wanted the US government "have a business office"In Caracas to have"peace relations"

"I ask God to put his hand and change the course of this conspiracy and to open the doors to a process of negotiation and agreements between the government of President Donald Trump and the Bolivarian government."He said Maduro. While, in Venezuela still suspension of working hours is maintained and children are still out of school. Although most of Caracas has recovered electricity, states such as Mérida, Táchira, Trujillo, Zulia and Apure are still deprived of electricity.