The strip and loosen between the United States and Venezuela continues in one of its highest points. And, the American attackcontinues to leave an exchange of statements between Maduro and Trump that could explode in an armed conflict at any time. Or at least, that is what can be intuit from the words of one and the other president.
During the last hours, the Venezuelan president said that any American aggression against Venezuela would imply that the South American country would enter into a “stage of armed struggle.” In this idea, only a few days ago Nicolás Madruro, After denouncing the deployment of bombers and “American missiles that pointed to Venezuela.”
After that episode, one day ago there was another conflicting situation, such as the presence of Venezuelan fighters on US ships, something that the US government denounced through a statementTrump said.
This culture broth is increasingly tensioning bilateral relations, and are putting stability in the Caribbean Sea, which would not only affect Venezuela, but many other countries. Given this situation, Maduro has insisted bewildered, organized, Of all the people against aggression, whether local, regional or national. “
For all this, Maduro has asked Trump again to leave “His plan of a violent regime change in Venezuela and throughout Latin America and the Caribbean” and he has urged him to respect both “sovereignty, as well as the right to peace and independence of (our) countries.”
However, Trump’s position has been clear and forceful: ending Venezuelan planes that endanger US troops. In spite of everything, Maduro maintains his clear position and states that the intention of the US is to stay with much of his country’s oil, As the Venezuelan president said recently.
In this sense, Nicolás Maduro has insisted that the US “intelligence reports” distribute false data on drug trafficking in Venezuela, and has defended that His country “fights drug trafficking and is triumphing in combat.” Finally, he asked “respect” in diplomatic conversations, although he has not hesitated to ensure that, otherwise, will defend “the truth of Venezuela at what costs”.
