Maduro, in an interview with the BBC: "The Ku Klux Klan, who governs today the White House, wants to seize Venezuela"

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has called on Donald Trump's US government "gang" of extremists and white supremacists and insisted that will not allow humanitarian aid to enter your country because that would be tantamount to justifying intervention by the United States.

In an interview with the BBC on Tuesday, Maduro again rejected the call for presidential elections and ratified its refusal to admit humanitarian aid sent by the United States.

"What is the logic, the reasoning to reiterate the elections?" Asked Maduro during an interview with the BBC. "There has not been a single internal court challenge before the National Electoral Council or the judiciary. political issues of the US governmentMaduro emphasized.

As for help, he said that "they are part of this farce". "That's why we tell you that we do not want crumbs"

"The Ku Klux Klan who governs the White House wants today to seize Venezuela"Maduro stressed, insisting that the image of a hungry Venezuela and saw millions of citizens emigrate because of the brutal economic crisis" is part of the same plan of coup d'etat. 39; State ".

"Venezuela is not a country of famine. In the West, the situation in Venezuela is distorted to justify any intervention, "he said in an interview with the British journalist Orla Guerin.

"While you and I are discussing here, American aid is waiting at the Colombian border, I have met many people who desperately need it, why not let it happen?", Replied the journalist .

"It's a show that the United States government has put with the complaisance of the Colombian government to try to humiliate the Venezuelans. Venezuela has the problems that any other country can have. We have been fighting for many years to reduce poverty and miseryMaduro insisted.

According to the President-in-Office, the BBC, CNN and all the Western media "do not criticize the lies about Venezuela".

On January 23, the Speaker of Parliament, Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself interim president and was recognized by more than 40 countries of the continent and Europe. Meanwhile, Maduro faces international pressure to convene presidential elections, but It has the support of the Venezuelan army and powers such as Russia and China..

President Chavez also protests against "economic war and financial persecution" against the Government of Venezuela. "All our stories have been persecuted and have had an impact on the economic reality." Some Venezuelans have been thinking about campaigns in the networks to look for an alternative abroad, "he added.

He also defended his government which, he said, has succeeded in advancing many social indicators. "We are the country that has the greatest progress in social indexes across the continent. Of course we have problems. If we have the most powerful empire in the world, freezing all our accounts and badets abroad, chasing all ships delivered with products … ", he said.