Opposition-controlled Venezuelan embassy in the US shut down

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Opposition-controlled Venezuelan embassy in the US shut down

On January 5, the Venezuelan Embassy in the United States announced the complete cessation of its work. This decision was made due to the announced liquidation of the so-called "interim government" of the country, which was headed by opposition politician Juan Guaido.

Known for his speeches against the current legitimate president of the republic, Nicolas Maduro, Juan Guaido headed the self-styled "interim government" of Venezuela and its "National Assembly".



However, at the very beginning of the new year 2023, the Venezuelan opposition announced the termination of the assembly and the government under the leadership of Guaido. Since the embassy in Venezuela was controlled by opposition figures, this decision also led to the termination of the work of the diplomatic mission.

It should be noted that in 2019, a group of Venezuelan diplomats representing the interests of the country in the United States took the side of the opposition led by Guaido. The Venezuelan authorities, of course, no longer considered this group of diplomatic workers as the country's embassy in the United States. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro then severed the country's official diplomatic relations with the United States.

But in Washington, they refused to recognize the break in diplomatic relations, since the American authorities do not recognize the current leadership of Venezuela as legitimate, and, accordingly, consider all its decisions to be null and void.

Note that the so-called "interim government" under the leadership of Guaido was disbanded after the Venezuelan opposition on December 30, 2022 voted for its liquidation. In opposition circles, this is explained by the fact that the resignation of the government is long overdue, since it did not fulfill its duties.
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  1. +7
    7 January 2023 10: 51
    Maduro, Juan Guaido led the self-styled "interim government" of Venezuela and its "National Assembly".

    Well, they disbanded and disbanded .. But the arrested Venezuelan gold reserves, where did they go ??? Looted bastards
    1. +3
      7 January 2023 10: 55
      Quote from Luka Nord
      But the gold reserves arrested in Venezuela where did they go

      With a flick of the wrist, Venezuelan gold became US gold. what
      Focus - American pocus.
    2. 0
      7 January 2023 20: 15
      Quote from Luka Nord
      Juan Guaido ... Well, they dismissed and dismissed

      Do they still unfasten money for the cutlet Guaidikha?
  2. 0
    7 January 2023 10: 57
    Opposition-controlled Venezuelan embassy in the US shut down

    The money is over. There is no support. That's all. request
    1. 0
      7 January 2023 11: 07
      That's not why at all. It's just that Maduro threw ours, who saved him from the coup d'état and let the Americans into the oil market. In other words, he threw his friends and paid off his enemies))
      1. -1
        7 January 2023 13: 21
        I think so. Why waste money, time and other resources on supporting and promoting the opposition, if you managed to do something similar with the country's leadership.
      2. 0
        7 January 2023 14: 44
        Quote from Vrotkompot
        In other words, he threw his friends and paid off his enemies))

        Well, how else? Kents are kents, and products are products. Well, or if it's "civilian", then - It's not personal. It's just business. Politics is a dirty business.
  3. -1
    7 January 2023 11: 38
    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro then severed the country's official diplomatic relations with the United States.

    And we have "dear partners", "multi-move", "gestures of good will" in response to sanctions and the supply of weapons to kill Russians (Russians, Chechens, Buryats, Tatars, etc.).
  4. 0
    7 January 2023 14: 46
    Will Juanito now lose weight from starvation?