Nicolás Maduro described the deployment of the United States in the Caribbean as “an aggression” that, in his opinion, “is to (search) a change of regime in Venezuela”; However, he said that Venezuela “is more prepared” for an “armed struggle”
Nicolás Maduro said that the relations between Venezuela and the United States are “undone” after the deployment of ships by the Donald Trump administration to combat drug trafficking. “Today I can announce that communications are undone to them, with their threats of bombs, death and blackmail,” he said during a press conference this Monday, September 15.
In Maduro’s opinion, the US operation “is to (search) a regime change in Venezuela.” He insisted that the justification that Trump uses is a lie and that in the country «there are no weapons of mass destruction, everyone knows that the drug trafficking is a lie. The truth is that they want to impose a puppet government to seize oil and twist the arm to the entire world ».
However, he acknowledged that “communications are not at zero” and explained that “a basic thread is maintained with Mr. McNamara for us to bring our migrants, which is a very high priority.” On the business manager of the United States Embassy in Colombia, John Mcnamara recalled that he is a Marine, “a military man accustomed to war; He uses war methods with other countries, he doesn’t even dare.
In that same sense, he added that between both nations there is no tension, but that “it is an aggression throughout the line. It is an aggression when they criminalize us. It is a political aggression with its daily statements. It is a diplomatic aggression and is an aggression on the path of a military nature ».
In the event that the United States agrees to the country, Nicolás Maduro said that Venezuela “is more prepared” for an “armed struggle.” “Today Venezuela has more national power, it is more united, it is more prepared to preserve, in any circumstance, if it touched us to go to the armed struggle, its independence and build peace.”
*Also read: How to prepare and what is Venezuela’s real capacity to face US threats
*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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