Pompeo Announces Venezuelan Power Change Project

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Recently, the impostor Juan Guaido, who appointed himself at the end of January 2019 “president” of Venezuela, took off from the post of chairman (speaker) of the National Assembly (Parliament) of this Latin American country. And so, on January 21, 2020, the head of the US State Department, Mike Pompeo, said in an interview with the Colombian television channel Caracol TV that Washington and its allies were working on a project to change power in Venezuela.

This is a collective effort. It should be not just Colombia and not only the USA. There must be many people, including Venezuelan citizens, who must ask their leadership to restore democracy. The goal of our mission is to make Maduro leave

- said Pompeo.

Pompeo said that currently the US administration, together with Washington’s partners around the world, is developing a plan for the “departure” of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. After that, the people of Venezuela will be able to hold “honest” elections. He emphasized that dozens of countries have recognized Guaido as "president." So if Maduro does not resign and resign, Washington will impose even tougher sanctions against Caracas.

At the same time, Pompeo recalled the collapse of the USSR. He remembered the words of his ex-colleague James Baker, who once told him that before the fall of the USSR, no one believed that the plan would work.

It must be added that Washington has been trying to change power in Venezuela since 1999. At present, diplomatic relations between the USA and Venezuela are interrupted.
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  1. Vasyl K.
    Vasyl K.
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    21 January 2020 12: 53
    The plan is simple. We ordered shoes on a higher platform and a suit from Zaitsev for Guaido ...
  2. g1washntwn
    g1washntwn
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    21 January 2020 14: 27
    A U.S. official claims unceremonious intervention. Others in the same place scream about the fact that it is impossible to intervene. And why, actually? Democracy must work both ways, for that it is democracy.
  3. Marzhecki
    Marzhecki
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    21 January 2020 14: 31
    Quote: g1washntwn
    A U.S. official claims unceremonious intervention. Others in the same place scream about the fact that it is impossible to intervene. And why, actually? Democracy must work both ways, for that it is democracy.

    It would be interesting to listen to the comments of our notebook liberals. But they are silent on such topics.
    1. 123
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      21 January 2020 15: 04
      It would be interesting to listen to the comments of our notebook liberals. But they are silent on such topics.

      This is you in vain recourse you encroach on the "sacred" belay People with similar views start to convulse from proposals to "de-democratize" the United States.