USA offers amnesty to Maduro when he leaves the government | Chronic

The United States has announced that it will not prosecute the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduroif he voluntarily leaves the government and warns him that otherwise the Panamanian dictator could suffer the same fate Manuel Noriega"who had the opportunity for a peaceful outing and unfortunately he did not take advantage"

"We are not after him, we want him to have a dignified exit and leaves"Said the Special Representative for Venezuela's White House, Elliott Abrams, in a newspaper interview The New York Times.

"We do not want to pursue you and we do not want to pursue you; we want you to leave powerAdded the diplomat in the note, as he addressed himself to Maduro himself.

In parallel, the director of continental affairs of the National Security Council of the White House and special advisor to Trump, Mauricio Claver-Carone, he warned, without mentioning it, that in the case of Noriega, there is "a very important lesson"What"Can Panama teach Venezuela?"

S addressing TVN News TV channel in Panama, Claver-Carone said Panama had a dictatorship at that time "who had the opportunity for a peaceful outing and unfortunately he did not take advantage", According to the news agency EFE.

The United States invaded Panama on December 20, 1989 to overthrow the military regime that ruled the country of Central America for 21 years and capture Noriega to try and convict him for drug trafficking.

Abrams, however, relativized contacts between the emissaries of the United States and Venezuela, recognized last week by Maduro and the US president, Donald Trump, supposedly intended to guarantee the Chavismo leaders a way out of nontraumatic power.

"The notion that we are trading is completely wrong and the notion that there is a structure of contacts is wrong"Warned the American diplomat. "There were intermittent messages and I think it would seem quite predictable to people what does the very occasional message from Washington look like"He stressed.

According to Abrams, this message is:They must become a democratic country again. Maduro must leave power. You should not run for an election. We will not withdraw the sanctions until you are out of the government's hands"

On the 20th of this month, Maduro and Trump publicly confirmed that there had been some level of contact between the two governments.

Political and diplomatic sources from both countries explained that the emissaries were negotiating the conditions and guarantees for Maduro to leave the government. He and some of his collaborators could live without problems outside Venezuela.

According to these sources, the negotiations accelerated and became public, the dialogue being blocked by the Maduro representatives and the acting president appointed by the Parliament, negotiations got bogged down, Juan Guaidó, reported under the auspices of the Norwegian Government.