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The Speaker of the National Assembly of Venezuela and Leader of the Opposition, Juan Guaidó, declared Wednesday (23) interim president of the country and was recognized by the governments of Brazil and the United States, among others.
"Brazil recognizes Juan Guaidó as the current president of Venezuela," Itamaraty said in a statement, adding that he "would support politically and economically the transition process for the return of democracy and democracy. social peace "in the neighboring country.
President Nicolás Maduro reacted and denied leaving power. "We will fight here and we will win the victory of peace, life and democracy," he said in a speech in the capital
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Maduro again accused the United States of conspiracy against the Chavez regime and announced it. "We have denounced the US imperialist government which is conducting an operation to impose a coup d'etat in Venezuela, they intend to elect and appoint the president of Venezuela by non-constitutional means" he accused. "Can any one" declare president "or is it the people who elect the president?", Says Maduro.
"As President of the National Assembly, before God, Venezuela, I swear to formally badume the powers of the National Executive as Acting President of Venezuela. end to the usurpation, a transitional government and to have free elections, "Guaidó said, the Constitution in hand and in front of the protesters.
The statement was made at a demonstration of opponents of the Nicolás Maduro government in Caracas. Chavez has also descended on the streets to express his support for Maduro.
Maduro took possession of his second presidential term on the last day 10. A few days later, the Assembly na tional declares him "usurper" of the post of president. Then, the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ, who is the governor) described as "null" all acts approved by Parliament.
The Venezuelan opposition and several countries – including Brazil, the United States, Canada and members of the Lima group – do not recognize the legitimacy of the new mandate of Maduro until 2025. The Organization of American States declared the day of his inauguration that he no longer recognized the Bolivarian government.
This Wednesday, a few hours before the scheduled events, protests were recorded in 63 points in Caracas. Four people are dead.
Countries recognize Guaidó
Following the declaration of Guaidó, the president of the OAS, the governments of Brazil, the United States, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, Canada , from Ecuador and Chile announced that they recognized him as interim president of Venezuela. Others, like Mexico, Russia and Bolivia, have supported Maduro.
- See the countries that recognized Guaidó
Luiz Almagro, president of the OAS, greeted Guaidó in a message on Twitter. "Our congratulations to Juan Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela, we are all aware of supporting the return of the country's democracy," he wrote.
In a statement, Trump said that he would use "the full weight of US economic and diplomatic power to press for the re-establishment of Venezuelan democracy" and urged other governments of the United States to take action. Western hemisphere to also recognize Guaido.
US Vice President, Mike Pence, voiced on Twitter: "@JGuaido and the people of Venezuela: the United States are with you and will continue with you until #Liberdade be restored! "
On Tuesday, Pence released a video claiming that Maduro is a "dictator without any legitimate right to power," reaffirming his support for opponents of the regime and encouraging demonstrations against the Chavez government. In response, Maduro ordered Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza to "conduct a comprehensive review of relations" with the United States to make "political and diplomatic" decisions for Venezuela's defense.
JUAN GUAIDÓ DECLARES THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA
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