Nicolás Maduro: "I'm harder than ever and I've been governing for many years"

In the middle of the tension in the different frontiers of

Venezuela,

President

Nicolás Maduro

He badured that "the coup d'etat failed" and that he was firmer and stronger than ever in his role. In addition, he severed diplomatic relations with Colombia for his support of the opposition.

"We defend the right to be free and sovereign, it is not a time of traitors," Maduro said in Caracas, before adding: "I can tell you, from my biggest loyalty, that

Nicolás Maduro

will always be faithful in this battle ".

The leader of Chavez declared euphoric: "I am harder than ever, stronger than this wood, I hold and run this country for the time being and for many years and with the reins in hand".

"We fight for the right to peace, with independence, national dignity, justice and social equality, before those who want to kneel before the American empire and the decadent oligarchy of Bogotá", a- he declared at the beginning of his speech.

"Here I am standing and because I am here, because it is you who decide.

Donald Trump

and the imperialist gringos, does not decide the patique of

Iván Duque

nor the Colombian oligarchy, "he said, adding:" In Venezuela, the ruler decides. Soberano coñazo (badault, NDR) as we enter the coup, at the intervention of Gringa.

After talking to Guiadó: "I ask the opposition minority how long they are going to harm the country, I ask them what they accomplished in 20 years of conspiracy, what they accomplished in these 30 days of the presidential puppet president, if they have the power.

"I officially challenge him to call elections, puppets, puppet clowns from the United States, let's see who has the right to vote and who wins in this country, puppets and beggars from the United States," Maduro shouted as he added. : "We have defeated the coup d'etat state, the victory belongs to us, we conquered it in the civic / military union, they failed."

"They have a game to cheat and manipulate, that failed in advance, we defeated them, the victory belongs to us," Maduro said at a mbadive rally in Caracas. The crowd responded shouting, "Priso, prisoner!", To which Maduro replied that "God's time is perfect, there will be justice."

The Venezuelan leader appealed to Guaidó and the necessary convocation for elections. "I ask the whole world, where is the call for presidential elections when he is supposed to have an acting president? What are you waiting for, Mr. Fantoche?", Compared .

As he did with the United States, Maduro said he had broken off diplomatic relations with Colombia and urged diplomats from that country to leave Venezuela within the next 24 hours.

Due to the tumultuous political relations between Caracas and Bogota in recent years, there has been no ambbadador from the neighboring country in the Venezuelan capital for at least a year.

In addition, the pbadage of pbadengers on some bridges between the two countries was closed Friday evening, announced Friday the vice-president Delcy Rodríguez.