Maduro called Guaidó "despicable worm" | Chronic

The Venezuelan President, Nicolás Madurocalled this Saturday "despicable worm"to the Speaker of Parliament and proclaimed acting President Juan Guaidó, which he accused of being behind the blockade of Venezuelan state badets in the United States.

According to Maduro, the US blockade entered into force on Monday was ordered by Guaido, recognized interim president of Venezuela by more than 50 countries – under the leadership of the United States – to the president Donald Trump.

It was a request "this bandit, this despicable worm called Juan Guaidó. Despicable worm acting against his country, despicable bandit " Maduro said at a public protest in Caracas against the US sanction.

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Supporters of Chavismo began to shout "justice" several times, to which the Venezuelan leader responded: "God's time is perfect, everything has its time in this life and justice sometimes takes but comes ", reproduced the agency EFE.

"All this economic aggression against finance, commerce, food and medicine (…), all this evil, this bestiality has been openly demanded and supported by this bandit, this worm, the traitor of the fatherland called Juan Guaidó, I denounce it to the world ", He continued.

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Maduro warned this week that severely punish the "Traitors" who supported the blockade decreed by Trump.

This warning was supported by the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), which said that 24 hours later, it would severely punish those who express their support for the US sanction.

"Venezuelan justice will be careful to severely punish any attempt to support sectors that aim to limit the basic needs of our people", according to a statement by the judiciary.

Also the courts "they will punish any attempt to undermine integral sovereignty" Venezuela and "the supreme right to choose one's destiny".

For his part, the Attorney General, Tarek Saab, repudiated that Trump's decree was "supported by stateless people called Venezuelans", Not to mention anyone in particular.

These stateless badumptions, he denounced, "They are the first to travel the world in search of nothing more and nothing less than to restrict the rights of Venezuelans … their right to work, to eat to have a decent life."

"No more trumps"

For its part, the government of Nicolás Maduro Saturday rocked social networks with hundreds of messages under the slogan "No more Trump" in the press. "world event"summoned against the blockade of badets of the Venezuelan state in the United States ordered this week by President Donald Trump.

Maduro, who called the protest and asked to also go to the Internet platforms, greeted on Twitter the reception called in particular in this social network, in which the label "No More Trump (No more Trump)" is the more used. by Venezuelan Internet users.

"I salute the great day of protest against the American Empire and the brutal blockade against Venezuela, and I invite all Venezuelan people to stand up for our independence, our peace and our national sovereignty. Raise your voice with dignity! #NoMoreTrump "wrote the sovereign.

The Venezuelan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published dozens of reports of activities organized by Caribbean embbadies to support the so-called Bolivarian revolution and to reject the US blockade.

This list includes videos with small events in Haiti, Portugal, Turkey, Malaysia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Angola, Canada, Kenya, Italy, Ethiopia, South Africa, Australia, in Serbia, Namibia and Spain, according to the EFE news agency.

The support of Chavismo has also been expressed through discussions and communiques of political organizations related to the Venezuelan government.

In addition, several social leaders and political leaders joined the "world manifestation" as Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, who shared a text of support to Maduro, his ally, and asked the United States to have their "Hands of Venezuela."

Meanwhile, the highest executives of the Chavista Executive published photographs and audiovisuals in which they even satirized the image of the US President and insisted on the slogan "No more Trump".

The ruling party has staged protests across the country on Saturday and hopes to gather signatures to support a document that Maduro promised to send to the United Nations to reject the US sanction.