The regime of Nicolás Maduro called for the lifting of sanctions and accused the United States of "any disturbance" in Venezuela

The Nicolás Maduro regime on Monday accused the United States of being responsible for any "disturbance of peace" that Venezuela may have, while again denouncing the "threat" of "military aggression" from its president, Donald Trump, who met in Miami with the Venezuelan community.

"Venezuela calls for the immediate cessation of all unilateral coercive measures against him (…) in denouncing to the international community that any disturbance of peace in Venezuela will be the responsibility of the supremacist government"from the United States, said the Foreign Ministry in a statement.

In the text, the chavista of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs alerts on the "threat" Venezuela of the United States "military aggressionin flagrant violation of the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, reaffirming, in the midst of an anachronistic ideological harangue, that "all options are still on the table". "He emphasizes in this regard that on this occasion" The threats "were extended to Cuba and Nicaragua, countries with which he expressed his solidarity.

"Given the obvious failure of the coup plotters designed in Washington to establish a puppet government in Venezuela to end the looting of its resources, Donald Trump now intends to impose direct orders on the Venezuelan army to ignore the Constitution", a point.

The US president said in his speech that the day will come when the entire American continent will be "free for the first time in history" with the defeat of the "tyrannies" of Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua.

Trump reiterated his support for the cause of freedom in Venezuela and the President of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, whom he has since January 23 recognized as president in charge of this country, and stressed that this cause is "winning on all fronts".

In addition, he addressed the military and officials who still support the government of Nicolás Maduro, whom he called "puppet of Cuba", to tell them that "the eyes of the whole world" are placed on them and must accept the offer of amnesty. from Guaidó.

"We are seeking a peaceful transition, but all options remain on the table," warned Trump during one of the most applauded moments of his speech, preceded by a few words from Guaidó via videoconference.

At these words, Maduro responded by baderting that his country's army would respond to Trump with "morality", "union" and "truth".

(With EFE information)