Mike Pompeo appointed a special envoy for Venezuela and promised that Juan Guaidó would have "necessary resources" for his management.

The head of the American diplomacy, Mike Pompeo, named Elliott Abrams as An emissary to "restore democracy" in Venezuela, after Washington declared Nicolás Maduro "illegitimate" and recognized Juan Guaidó as interim president.

"Elliott will be a real badet to our mission to help the Venezuelan people to completely restore democracy and the prosperity of his country, "said Pompeo at the announcement of his appointment, adding that the official will accompany him to the United Nations Saturday for a Security Council meeting on Venezuela.

Abrams, one hard diplomat who worked with Republican presidents Ronald Reagan (during the anti-communist campaign) and George W. Bush, He told reporters that the crisis in Venezuela was "deep, complex and dangerous".

Regarding the crisis, Pompeo said that the initiative to solve the problem should "be comprehensive", asking the rest of the international community to also demand the restoration of constitutional order. "There are many dimensions to help Venezuelans establish democracy and We will be responsible for leading this effort"said Pompeo.

In this sense, he said that he will "work" with Mexico and Uruguay, two countries that called for dialogue in the Venezuelan crisis, in order to recognize the opposition Juan Guaidó as a "legitimate" president of Venezuela.

In addition, consulted by the goods and reserves that Venezuela has abroad, Pompeo said that the United States would soon make new announcements with a goal: "Guaidó will have the resources to advance the Venezuelan government"

According to the US State Department, Pompeo will focus Saturday on the Security Council session on the support of the White House to the Venezuelan people and urge the international community to maintain peace and security by recognizing Juan Guaidó as President of the Provisional Constitutional Law of Venezuela.