Maduro says he will "fight" against Trump's threats: "Venezuela is not blocking anyone"

Maduro also asked that the
Bolivarian National Armed Forces stay alert and asked for support from people in a
"civic-military union". This "threat," said Maduro, demonstrates "the desperation" and "irritation" of the Trump administration, and demonstrates that Venezuela "is on the right track of dignity".

The President chaviste said that he had asked the Venezuelan ambbadador to the
A,
Samuel Moncada present to the Security Council Trump's statements as an example of "Donald Trump's illegal and criminal threat of a naval and quarantine blockade against Venezuela" and demanded: " free seas in the Caribbean so we can sail the way we want. "

In response to the possible blockade, at the end of the act, Maduro announced that he would launch a new "hundred percent Venezuelan" ship the same day.

A battle of measures

Trump's warning recalls sanctions against Cuba, that has lasted for more than half a century and is badociated with the sequence of sanctions
Washington began imposing civilian and military hierarchies from 2017 to the present day.

These sanctions include the children of Cilia Flores, the wife of the Venezuelan president, who is dragging a serious crisis that has worsened when
on January 10 of this year, he badumed a new presidential term obtained during the elections that neither the opposition nor half a hundred countries whose leader is in the United States do not recognize as legitimate.

In fact, these countries recognize as the legitimate president of Venezuela the president of the National Assembly, dominated by the opposition.
Juan Guaidó, who, unaware of the elections, has proclaimed himself interim president of the country, based on an interpretation of the country's constitution, sanctioned by Chavismo.