Nicolás Maduro asked for the resignation of all his ministers

March 18, 2019

The president of Venezuela will restructure his entire cabinet after the worst power outage in his country's history.

Nicolás Maduro wants to restructure his government cabinet. This was reported Sunday by Vice President Delcy Rodríguez on Twitter. The decision was made after the worst power outage in the history of Venezuela.

"The Pte. Nicolás Maduro has asked the entire Executive Cabinet to put its charges on the agenda with the aim of thoroughly restructuring the methods and functioning of the Bolivarian government in order to protect the homeland of Bolívar and Chávez any threat!", tweeted on Vice President Delcy Rodríguez.

The pdte @NicolasMaduro asked the entire Executive Cabinet to put their charges on the agenda with the aim of an in-depth restructuring of the methods and functioning of the Bolivarian government in order to protect Bolivar's homeland and Chavez of any threat!

– Delcy Rodríguez (@DrodriguezVen) March 17, 2019

The announcement was a day after the leader of the opposition Juan Guaidó will start a tour to Venezuela to organize the population and intensify the pressure on Maduro. Restructuring is occurring amidst local and external pressures led by the Speaker of the National Assembly.

Rodríguez badumed the vice presidency in place of Tareck el Aissami, who in turn was appointed vice president of the economy. On this occasion, the President promised that the changes envisaged an "economic revolution" in the midst of the most serious socio-economic crisis in modern Venezuelan history, characterized by a shortage of food and medicine and hyperinflation. .

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March 15 the Venezuelan president had announced on radio and television that in the next few days he would change his government deepen the authorities' approach with citizens.

"I will announce very soon new and powerful changes in the methods of government and in all that is the national government. I can read the signs of historical time and I know we need to deepen the street government, popular government, deep government, the government that accompanies the people, the government in the service of electricity, health and education, "he said.

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President Chavez has restructured his firm several times since taking office in 2013. However, he has not done so yet.