Juan Guaidó
Under the Trump administration, a large focus this year has been on the measures that should be taken in order to ensure that Venezuela is freed from the Maduro regime and turned into a democratic country.
Under the Trump administration, a large focus this year has been on the measures that should be taken in order to ensure that Venezuela is freed from the Maduro regime and turned into a democratic country.
The Nicholas Maduro regime has confirmed that it will hold a special session of their governing body, a move that U.S.-acknowledged President Juan Guaido says will be all-but end the current Venezuelan opposition government.
“all property and interests in the property of the Government of Venezuela that are in the United States... are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in.”
“Congressman Crist’s secret trip to Cuba is an absolute disgrace."
“If Maduro remains in power what do you think their future holds?”
"It’s not only ignorant, it’s disgusting.”
Rubio uses the image of Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) kissing his brother Fredo in Cuba when he discovered that his brother had betrayed him. Rubio then posted the image of Fredo’s last living moments on the lake.
“The United States Should not anoint the leader of the opposition in Venezuela during an internal, politicized conflict.”
“Companies choosing to do business with Nicolas Maduro and his thugs are subsidizing his chokehold on the Venezuelan people."
"We will move one step closer to ensuring that no weapons originating in the United States are used to silence dissent."
"I have been a loud and proud advocate for the Venezuelan community in Congress.”
"We will continue to work with the Administration to ensure these aggressive actions by the Maduro regime are met with the appropriate action.”
The Maduro regime-controlled National Electric Corporation (Corpoelec) said that the latest power outage that affected 11 states, including the capitol of Caracas, was an energy attack or sabotage against the state.
Rubio first questioned a The Post column that stated the “54 countries that recognize Guaido as president are less than 1/3 of world’s countries.”
"What this will do is whip into a frenzy South Florida’s Hispanic community on both sides of the aisle."
Democrat presidential candidate President Bernie Sanders gave an interview to Telemundo's Jorge Ramos yesterday, and he may very well be regretting it- or perhaps not. Sanders was asked directly if National Assembly Leader /Interim President Juan Guaidó was the “legitimate president of Venezuela,” to which he remarked, “No, I think what has to happen right now—I […]
If President Nicolas Maduro shares anything in common with U.S. President Donald Trump, it's this- they both believe in making borders impassable. Tuesday afternoon, the Venezuelan military barricaded a bridge at a key border crossing with Colombia, a direct affront to the U.S.-backed effort to bring humanitarian aid to untold thousands of Venezuelan people who […]
As the turmoil in Venezuela continues to crescendo, Russian President Vladimir Putin Russia is tightening its partnership with socialist President Nicolas Maduro in defiance of the growing coalition of support that has formed around Interim-President Juan Guaidó. Venezuela's diminishing finances under the Maduro regime have likely forced him to mortgage part of Venezuela's oil resources in exchange for financial and […]
Back on Jan. 23rd, U.S. President Donald Trump officially recognized Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's legitimate interim president and promised to "use the full weight of United States economic and diplomatic power to press for the restoration of Venezuelan democracy", and now other nations are following suit Ten European Union nations have followed the United States […]
On Thursday, Senator Marco Rubio issued a comment via his Twitter account that identified Noor Capital, a financial firm based in the United Arab Emirates as attempting to facilitate a gold transaction with Venezuelan authorities.
Many lawmakers are applauding the administration’s move against Venezuela’s oil lifeline, which is heavily reliant on US consumption.
"The Maduro regime has lost all legitimacy and support from the Venezuelan people."
