Venezuela: Maduro demanded the resignation of all his ministers

The head of the Bolivarian regime, Nicolás Maduro, has asked all his ministers to make their positions available, in order to carry out a "deep restructuring of the methods and operation" of his government, announced today the vice – President Delcy Rodríguez.

Maduro "asked the entire executive cabinet to put their charges in order, with the aim of an in-depth restructuring of the methods and functioning of the Bolivarian government in order to protect the country from any threat, "Rodriguez said on Twitter.

The "restructuring" comes after the historic power outage that has affected the country for several days.

Chavez has restructured his firm several times since taking office in April 2013, but has not done so far in the current mandate, which began on January 10 and was unknown to the company. Anti-antihavism and a large part of the community. international for having emerged from disputed elections.

Since then, the Venezuelan institutional crisis has worsened with the inauguration of Juan Guaidó as Acting President appointed by the National Assembly (parliament), as well as continued demonstrations in the streets to "end the usurpation "and the repetition of international sanctions – economic number against the Maduro regime.

Military on the run in Colombia

A thousand members of the Venezuelan police force went to Colombia in search of protection and handed over their weapons and uniforms, which are under the custody of the Colombian authorities, the government announced on Sunday.

The Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that nearly 400 members of their families had arrived, for whom the Colombian government had put in place a "reception and attention" procedure based on human rights issues.

The New York Times

The New York Times today published an article accusing the Venezuelan government of using food and drugs to put pressure on citizens before the 2018 presidential election, warning them that they would stop receiving subsidies and treatments if they did not vote for Nicolás Maduro. .

Specifically, it refers to the testimony of 16 members of Cuban medical missions in Venezuela, who described a system of deliberate political manipulation, such as not using essential drugs in patients for the purpose of reserving them for the first time. election period, when votes were needed. Maduro's favor in exchange for treatment.