The United States seeks to form a broad coalition against Nicolás Maduro: "The failed experiment of Hugo Chávez must end"

John Bolton, one of the US officials most linked to international pressure exerted on the Chavez regime, reiterated Sunday that Venezuela's goal was to achieve the Nicolás Maduro of power so that proclaimed acting president, Juan Guaidó, can temporarily occupy the post and call elections.

"The world now understands that the failed experiment of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro must end. What we want to achieve is a coalition as broad as possible to expel Maduro and the entire corrupt regime.", he said in an interview with CNN.

Trump's badistant was consulted for Washington's support for dictators from other regions, but Bolton felt that the situations were not comparable. The official said that there was no fear in the White House to use the expression "Monroe Doctrine", which rejects the intervention of powers from other continents of the region, under the America for Americans.

"This (Venezuela) is a country that is in our hemisphere. This is part of the White House's goals since the presidency of Ronald Reagan achieve a completely democratic continent"Under this line, he condemned what he called" the troika of tyranny ", in which he included Venezuela with Cuba and Nicaragua.

In addition, he stressed as "unacceptable" that there are "20 to 25,000 agents of Cuba in Venezuela", so he felt that the influence of Castro is "heavy" in the country and "is part of the problem".

Bolton was also consulted on the proposal presented Thursday to the US Congress to protect Venezuelan migrants in the form of a temporary protection status (TPS) protecting people from countries plagued by conflict or a humanitarian crisis. The idea did not receive the support of the counselor.

"Our goal is for Guaidó to be acting president to hold new elections.If this happens, we would not need to activate the GST
I prefer to focus on that, "he explained.