Nicolás Maduro's regime has rejected the European election's ultimatum to the UN

Venezuela rejected this ultimatum on Saturday at the UN They gave him several European countries to hold elections in eight days, otherwise they would guarantee that they will recognize the opposition Juan Guaidó as interim president.

"Where do you find (…) who can give an ultimatum to a sovereign government?asked the chancellor Jorge Arreaza at a special session of the Security Council on Venezuela. "Nobody is going to give us deadlines, nor will they tell us if elections are being held or not"In Venezuela, he said.

In accordance with the accusations of Nicolás Maduro's regime, the Venezuelan diplomat addressed directly to Donald Trump's government: "The United States is not behind the coup, they are ahead, they are in the vanguard. He gives and dictates the orders, not only to the Venezuelan opposition, but also to the American satellite states of the region. "

"Where is the legality of self-proclamation of a man who has not been elected president by anyone or sworn in before any institution?", He asked the dictator's defense Maduro.

Later, Arreaza challenged the international community: "Show me that there has been fraud"; denounced that there is an "ideological wall" and rejected the ultimatum of elections given by Europe.

At the special session of the Security Council, Venezuela received support from countries such as Russia, China and Bolivia, among others.