For the United States, it's time to end the Maduro government "/> Mike Pence, US Vice President, at a rally in Doral, Florida on February 1, 2019 – GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP

<img src = "https://cdn-istoe-ssl.akamaized.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2019/02/bfcfa9a26091be202fd0f6422673d72c0115b7de-418×235.jpg" title = "Para EUA, e hora The United States declared Friday (1) that it was time to end the administration of Nicolas Maduro, noting that the time for dialogue was finished and reaffirming that "all options are on the table" to restore democracy in Venezuela The government of Donald Trump, who recognized the leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó, acting president of the Caribbean country as chief of the legislature, came to power on January 23, decided that Maduro should leave the "illegitimate" power, which holds and paves the way for the holding of "free and fair" elections. [19659002] "Let's be clear: it's not the time of the dialogue, it's the hour of the action," said Vice President., Mike Pen this, in flagrante delicto in South Florida

"The time has come to definitively end the dictatorship of Maduro," he said, while a crowd repeated "USA, United States, United States. "

At Doral Church, Jesus Cacer worship center"

"The United States will continue to exercise all the diplomatic and economic pressure necessary to to achieve a peaceful transition to democracy, but those who observe must know this: all options are on the table, "he said.

"Maduro will do well not to test the determination of the US Maduro's tyranny must stop and must stop now."

Pence said that Maduro had lost the support of Venezuelans and "began to lose the support of the army ", and that he continued to hold on.

"The time has come to liberate Venezuela from Cuba," he said, denouncing Cuba's "perverse influence" in Castro also in Nicaragua.

In a landmark act. by invoking God and praising "Guaidó's incredible heroism", Pence said that the United States was "ready" to hand over the promised aid to 20 million euros and expressed support from his country to Saturday's anti-government protests.

"We are with you," he says in Spanish. "We will stay with you until democracy is restored," he promised, as he had done in a video posted on Twitter the day before Guaidó, as head of state. of Parliament, invokes the Constitution and proclaims himself president in Caracas

The diplomatic representative of Venezuela to the United States, Guaidó, Carlos Vecchio, gone into exile in Miami in 2014, thanked the Trump government for its support " our struggle "and called on the international community to provide support.

– White House National Security Advisor John Bolton said the United States wanted a "peaceful transfer of power" to Venezuela, but also insisted that Trump had already said " all options are on the table ".

Bolton, involved in a controversy Monday when, at a press conference, the note "5,000 soldiers in Colombia" was read in his notebook, he refused to comment on a possible dispatch In an interview with Conservative presenter Hugh Hewitt, Bolton threatened Maduro by saying that he could end up in Guantanamo, the US high security prison in the United States. Cuba, if it does not leave power, reiterating its advice to "take advantage" of the amnesty proposed by Guaidó, although it was clarified that it would not cover any of the "atrocities" committed .

Consulted on information that reservations would be issued in Venezuela. in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bolton said the White House was aware of the issue and was evaluating new measures to raise revenue from Maduro's "mafia"

Senator Marco Rubio, who reported on Twitter that Maduro "has already stolen at least 10% of total reserves over the past week", issued a stern warning to the "United Arab Emirates, Turkey and the companies under its auspices."

"They will face stiff penalties if they continue to allow Maduro to steal gold that does not belong to him."

On Thursday, Rubio published a tribute to the United Arab Emirates Embbady in the United States, claiming that he had information. that a French citizen working for Noor Capital, regulated by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, was in Caracas to coordinate the "theft" of Venezuelan gold.