By tweeting on Sunday, Bolton said that attempts to frighten in this manner would weaken the law system.
They gave this warning when the United States and more than 20 countries recognized Juan Guaido as interim President. Guaido accused President Nicolas Maduro of rigging in elections held last year. This month President Maduro was sworn in for another term. But the opposition had accused of rigging in votes and boycotted elections. After this, after the appeal of Opposition leader Juan Guaido, Venezuela began to perform extensively in Venezuela.
Political crisis at peak
The political crisis in Venezuela is now seen reaching the peak. The opposition has sparked efforts to oust Maduro. Earlier on Sunday, Venezuela’s top military counterpart had changed the mind of the Maduro government to the United States, saying that he considers Juan Guaido as the president. After this, American National Security Advisor Bolton put the American side through Twitter and said that there should not be any attempt to intimidate US diplomats and opposition leaders in any way.
Meanwhile, many European countries have given ultimatum on Saturday that if they are not announced in Venezuela for an election within eight days, then they will recognize Guaido as the president. These countries include Spain, Germany, France, and Britain. But Nicholas Maduro rejected it, saying that European countries should withdraw this ultimatum. On Sunday, he told CNN that Venezuela is not a mortgage of Europe and this proposal is a kind of insult. Maduro said that he is ready to “communicate” to the people opposing his claim. He also said that “US President Donald Trump” has sent many messages but he has ignored us.
Who is supporting Maduro
Russia, China, Mexico, and Turkey have candidly supported Maduro. In a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Saturday, Russia accused the United States of creating conspiracies of a coup in Venezuela. However, more than a dozen Latin American countries and Canada have supported opposition leader Guaido as the President.
Maduro is unpopular?
Venezuela is currently facing a financial crisis. The basic things have come to an end and for this millions have had to flee. Maduro has had to face criticism from both the inside and outside the country because of poor image and human rights failure due to human rights. Last year he was elected for another term, but controversies surrounded the elections. Many opposition leaders were either stopped from contesting or were put in jail. The Venezuela Supreme Court Judge fled to the USA in January this year, where he had told reporters that the elections were not fair.
