Russia's ambbadador to the UN, Vasily Nebenzia, accused the United States of attempting to "orchestrate a coup d'etat" in Venezuela against the regime of Nicolas Maduro . The Russian asked if Donald Trump's government will "use military force" to interfere in the crisis in the South American country.
Representatives of the United Nations Security Council met on Saturday in New York to try to find a solution to the crisis of the presidency in Venezuela. The meeting was convened by the US government, the first to recognize Juan Guaidó as interim president of the South American country.
According to Nebenzia, international interference "pushes Venezuelan society into a bloodbath". The Russian representative argues that Maduro "enjoys broad support" in Venezuela.
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Juan Guaidó welcomes the protesters"
Juan Guaidó welcomes the protesters.
Juan Guaidó welcomes the protesters.
Juan Guaidó greets protesters President Juan Guaidó, who chairs the local parliament, declared himself Venezuela's interim president on a day during which hundreds of Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, were sworn in to the presidency of Venezuela. [Photo:CarlosGarciaRawlins/Reuters
Thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets of the country against Maduro. The statement of opposition has been approved by the United States and most countries of Latin America, including Brazil.
Maduro x Guaidó: what favors each party
Nebenzia had already advanced Friday that the Kremlin would oppose the initiative of the United States to have Juan Guaidó recognized as interim president of Venezuela . Russia, along with China, Bolivia, Cuba and Turkey, supported Nicolás Maduro.
"Pick a side", ask the United States
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Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State from the United States, addresses the President of the United States of America, who addresses the President of the United States of America.The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, urged countries to " to choose a party "in Venezuela urging them to support the leader of the United Nations Juan Guaidó and demanding" free and fair elections as soon as possible ".
" The time has come for all There are nations to choose a side, no more delays, no more matches, or you support the forces of freedom, or they are part of the same league as Maduro and his disorder, "Pompeo told the council.
Maduro refuses new elections
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Venezuelan Chancellor Jorge Arraeza also attended at the meeting in New York and repudiated the possibility of calling new elections or handing over the government to Guaido.
"Where do you find that you have the power to give delays or ultimatums to a sovereign people?" "Where do you get this interventionist action and, I would say, even puerile?" Asked the Venezuelan. France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Spain have imposed new advocacy so that European countries do not recognize President Guaidó.
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In addition to Chancellor Chancellor Diosdado Cabello's statements in New York, the Chavez party said the leaders of these countries should "think twice" before talking about Venezuela.
European leaders have Given eight days in Venezuela to hold new elections, if this did not happen, the countries would recognize Juan Guaidó as president, adding to the United States and distancing himself from Russia. 9659028] Arreaza also said that he "was still looking for" the path of dialogue with the United States government. "We intend to establish a communication and a dialogue with the government of President Trump, and this proposal is still at the table," he said.
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