The United States threatened Maduro to lock him up in Guantánamo | Chronic

The United States Government raised this Friday the tone of its attack against Nicolás Maduro warning that he can end up in a "beach area like Guantanamo", for the prison he has in Cuba for suspected extremists, even though he badured he was not "imminent" a military option to promote change in Venezuela, just one day before the Chavists and anti-Chavists measure the forces on the streets again.

The US National Security Advisor, John Bolton, that last Thursday wrote on his Twitter account that he wished Maduro "a long and peaceful retreat on a beautiful beach far from Venezuela", insisted this Friday on the idea, saying that "The sooner you take advantage of this opportunity, the more you can do it, instead of being on another beach like Guantanamo.".

Although Bolton has ruled out imminent military intervention from the United States, via Brazil or Colombia, he reiterated that the president Donald Trump keep "all options on the table" put pressure on Maduro before the crisis in the Caribbean country.

The manager informed Maduro and his key advisors that "Enjoy the amnesty" offered by the president in charge appointed by the National Assembly (NA, parliament), Juan Guaidó, and said that the White House is "open to conversation" sure "Where can I land?" the Venezuelan president if he decides to leave power.

"I'm not sure anyone in Venezuela can guarantee Maduro's safety" in case he stays in the country after leaving office, said Bolton.

Then the vice president joined the dam Mike Pencewho, having met with representatives of the Venezuelan community of South Florida, said that the struggle in this country "between democracy and dictatorship" and considered it's time for Venezuela "recover freedom".

The situation in Washington was not only discursive: the Treasury Department announced that non-US companies that buy Venezuelan oil through the US financial system or agents from that country have until April 28 to end their purchases.

The note is a direct result of the sanctions imposed on Washington by the Venezuelan state oil company Pdvsa, which de facto lead to an embargo on oil exports to the United States.

Meanwhile, Maduro called on the army to "expand the capacity of preventive intelligence against terrorism, against the coup d'etat", as part of what he saw as "historical battle" against "the greatest aggression" which he says he faced his country.

Again in front of the military, practicing almost permanent for a week, Maduro warned that "The North American empire, the former colonial powers of Europe and a handful of oligarchic governments, entreguistas, claim to get their hands on the political power and wealth of Venezuela".

The president also urged the armed forces to reject the amnesty voted by the AN for the troops to defend the constitution because he did not "Delinquents". In the background, the audience sang "always faithful, never betrayal".

For next Saturday, another complex day is expected, as chavistas and antichavistas will win the streets again, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the coming to power of Hugo Chavez.

The ruling Socialist Unity Party in Venezuela (PSUV) will move its entire structure to fill "revolutionaries" – In the opinion of the party leader, Diosdado Cabello – Central Avenue Caracas "commemorate the accomplishment of the first 20 years of the Bolivarian Revolution".

In addition, the anticyclite will also be mobilized in five points located east of Caracas and in several of the main cities of the country.

"We must all go down the streets of Venezuela and the world with a clear goal: to accompany the ultimatum given by the members of the European Union (EU) .We will make the greatest march of Venezuela and of the history of our continent ", predicts Guaidó.