How was the attempted coup d'etat in Venezuela orchestrated?

The modus operandi designed by the United States to overthrow Nicolás Maduro.

January 24, 2019

Venezuela attempted coup d'or which had been orchestrated a few weeks before, with United States at the helm and support of right-wing countries aligned with the government of Dondald Trump remove from office Nicolás Maduro, reelected with nearly 70% of the votes.

Curiously, a day before the coup attempt, Mike Pence, the vice president of the United States, broadcast a video with a message to Venezuelans in which he expressed "the absolute support of the United States" to overthrow, because "Nicolás Maduro is a dictator without any legitimate right to power" that he "has never won free and fair elections".

In this direction, the North American executive director of the agent badured that his country "supports the brave decision of Juan Guaidó (…) to declare to Maduro as an usurper and ask for the establishment of a transitional government. "A day before the attempted coup d'etat.

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The interference of the United States in the countries of the region, armed with coups, is not new: it arrived in Cuba in 1952; in Guatemala and Paraguay in 1954; in the Dominican Republic in 1963; in Brazil in 1964; in Panama in 1968; in Chile and Uruguay in 1973; in Argentina in 1976; the failed coup d'état attempt in Venezuela in 2002; in Haiti in 2004 and Honduras in 2006.

But on this occasion, our country could also be behind the weapons against Nicolás Maduro. As confirmed by official sources, Mauricio Macri He contacted Guaidós a week before attempting to carry out the coup in Venezuela.