Maduro rejects Guaidó from the office

In the power struggle between the government and the Opposition in Venezuela says the court of auditors, the self-appointed interim President Juan Guaidó the pursuit of political office for 15 years.

"He is not of him perceived to be attributable to public tasks and cooperation with foreign governments, actions to the detriment of the Venezuelan people," said the Chairman of the government loyal to the court of auditors, Elvis Amoroso, on Thursday for the justification. In addition, there is doubt as to the legality of his income. In Venezuela, two investigative proceedings against Guaidó.

leader of the opposition does not recognize decision-making

Guaidó protested against the decision and said Amoroso, the legitimacy. Only Parliament could appoint a court President, said the opposition politician. Amoroso was but of the constituent Assembly have been in office.

President Nicolas Maduro had to let the constituent Assembly, in the his followers make up the majority, mid-2017 to select and the Opposition-dominated national Assembly stripped of power, in fact.

The 35-year-old Deputy supplies for over two months a fierce battle with the head of state, Maduro. He had at 23. January, the transitional President stated, and also Maduro's legitimacy denied. Many countries, including the United States and Germany, recognized him as the rightful interim President.

Russia, China and Cuba, however, support continues to Maduro. Even the mighty military of the socialist head of state, yet the Loyalty. Guaidó wants to mobilize in the coming weeks, his supporters across the country to push Maduro from office.

call to the big demo

On Wednesday, had to raise Guaidó with new large-scale demonstrations, the pressure on the socialist head of state, Nicolás Maduro. "The Regime is on the verge of collapse," said the leader of the opposition on Wednesday.

across the country, the people should go on Saturday on the road, and the resignation of Maduro's call,

Trump criticized Russia

U.S. President Donald Trump called on Russia, meanwhile, expressed his support for Maduro. "Russia must get out," Trump said in Washington at a Meeting with Fabiana Rosales, the woman Guaidós. On the question of whether this message had been communicated to the Russians, clearly, Trump said: "you know, right?"

The US government had already been criticised on Monday Russia's support for Maduro and the deployment of military forces in the Land of sharp and vague, with consequences threatened. From the U.S. Department of state, it was said that we will not stand idly by, as Russia tensions in Venezuela increasing. (TA)

Created: 28.03.2019, 19:22 PM