Maduro challenged Guaidó: "Call the elections, señor clown!"

The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Madurochallenged self-proclaimed President Juan Guaidó on Tuesday to call an election to beat him in a speech at graduation to international medical students. "There's a clown who claims to be acting president, well, if you're acting president, you have to do or what you need to do, it's call an election," Maduro said. "Call the elections, Mr. Clown!", He said.

During the ceremony, the president stressed that he was the president in charge "legally and constitutionally" and that the first thing he did was to call elections. "The first thing this man named Nicolás Maduro as president in charge has done was summoned to a 30-day election, according to the Constitution," said the leader Chavez. "Why does not he call elections to give him a favorable result?", He added.

Maduro ironically said that the US President Donald Trump, wants to "save" the Venezuelan people and stressed that the only thing that interests the White House is Venezuela's oil: "The empire will not be able to do it with us." Never, "he said, Maduro also badured his supporters that the United States repeatedly threatened a military invasion and said that if it happened," the peoples of the world would rise up and would fight against Venezuela ".

On the same day, Trump invited the Venezuelan army to rebel against Maduro, whom he described as a "Cuban puppet" at an event organized at the Miami International University. The US President wanted to send a "message" to "every officer who holds Maduro": "The eyes of the whole world are in you, they can not hide from the election that they have before them" , did he declare. military or comply with the orders of President in charge, Juan Guaidó, or continue to support Maduro. "If you choose this path, you will lose everything."

"Maduro is a man controlled by the Cuban army and protected by a private Cuban army, he is a Cuban puppet," Trump said. On the other hand, he stressed that "President Guaidó does not want to take revenge on you … and me neither". At this point in the speech, a public voice complains to Trump: "Send the troops!" The president's response was immediately heard: "We want a peaceful transition, but all options are open." "He prefers to see his people starve to accept humanitarian aid," said Trump, saying Maduro stole "millions."

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