The United States is waiting for Bolsonaro's visit early in 2019

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Donald Trump invited Jair Bolsonaro, who will take over presidency of Brazil on 1 January, to travel to the United States in early 2019, at a time when both countries have a number of regional themes common to the agenda, a

"We are waiting your first visit looking forward to the beginning of next year, "said a press officer under cover of anonymity.On a visit to Brazil in late November, the national security adviser of the White House, John Bolton, had already invited Trump to invite Trump to go to USA.

"The president-elect was very inclined to act. Venezuela and Nicaragua in their defense of human rights, freedoms and democracy for the peoples of these countries. "

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Brazil next week for the inauguration of Bolsonaro.

During his visit, he will meet the new president and Ernesto Araújo, who will badume Chancellor of Brazil

In addition, Pompeo will meet in Brazil Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a close ally of Trump, with whom, for the first time, he will meet the Peruvian President, Martín Vizcarra. disagreements after announcement that Washington will withdraw its troops from Syria

Pompeo will travel to Colombia on January 2 to meet in Cartagena de Indias with Colombian President Iván Duque, in charge of a program focused on the Venezuelan question.

"In Colombia, the Secretary-General will meet with President Iván Duque to congratulate Colombia for helping Venezuelans flee the Maduro regime and the President Duque for its commitment to reinforce the pressure on Caracas to restore democracy in Venezuela

This meeting preceded on January 10 the beginning of the new mandate of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela that Bogota asked to ignore after the boycott of the elections by Opposition and his disapproval.

"A very important date is approaching, that of January 10, in which Maduro will seize power after the elections that many governments in the region and the world has condemned, including the United States" , said a US official.

For the diplomat, it is of concern for the whole region. our governments in the region are discussing and seeing what options exist to address what we see as an illegitimate transition based on an election that we condemn as illegitimate. "