Maduro says that in Venezuela "will not have Bolsonaro" and challenges Mourão

<img src = "https://cdn-istoe-ssl.akamaized.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2018/12/08c7ce11ceecd3afa08ee44c2e2a6d87edad2678-418×235.jpg" title = "Maduro diz that na Venezuela On December 12, 2018, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gives a press conference to foreign correspondents at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro warned his opponents on Thursday. he would not allow a change from left to right, as was the case in Brazil with the election of Jair Bolsonaro, and challenged the future Brazilian Vice-General Hamilton Mourão, who called him " crazy. "

" Venezuela is not Brazil. You will not have Bolsonaro here. Here will be the people and chavismo for a long time (…). Bolsonaro here, we will never have it here, because we have built the popular force, "Maduro said in the PSUV (United Socialist Party of the United Kingdom)

and Colombia, Maduro said that General Mourão was "crazy head" for stating that his government was about to end and had defended "normal elections" in Venezuela.

"I'm waiting for you here with millions of men and women and with the armed forces (…).

Maduro begins a second six-year term on January 10, after being re-elected in a vote boycotted by the opposition and denounced by the United States,

Maduro badured John Bolton, a security advisor to the United States, that he had signed an alliance between the United States, Brazil and Colombia, to kill him and even murder him. American national, gave instructions regarding "military provocations at the border" between Venezuela and Brazil during a meeting with Bolsonaro.

Diplomatic pressure exerted on Maduro by neighboring countries because of the "serious difficulties" caused by the "dictatorship" of Maduro.

Following his electoral victory in October, Bolsonaro ruled out a possible military intervention in Venezuela. Brazil and Colombia multiply as thousands of Venezuelan immigrants flee the economic crisis in their country