American ultimatum to Nicolás Maduro: he has little time to leave power

Claver Carone said it was time for Washington and the Lima group "offer a way out" in Maduro "in a definite time". "If you do not take it, the measures will harden a lot, a lot more", the American warned in a dialogue with the international agency EFE.

On January 10 of this year, Nicolás Maduro badumed the presidency of Venezuela after being reelected with 67.8% of the votes. However, 13 days later, the leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself "president in charge" of Venezuela and had the support of the European Union, the United States and some leaders of Latin America.

Claver-Carone had already mentioned the political-financial pressures exerted by the policies of Donald Trump's government against Venezuela, as a method of exercising "maximum pressure" against the Venezuelan president.

These events take place in the midst of the opening of a dialogue process between the Maduro government and the opposition in order to reach a "political agreement".

After the oath of Guajó, the White House was encouraged and strengthened its actions against Caracas in view of the fall of Maduro, which he still does not recognize to the presidency.

This Tuesday afternoon, the The members of the Lima group have ratified and renewed their support for Juan Gaidó in the statement of the meeting held in Buenos Aires.