Maduro has violated the constitution and the sovereign will of the Venezuelans … He has executed a coup d’etat and crowned himself dictator. The people aren’t with him and no government considered democratic is with him – only the dictators of Cuba, [the Democratic Republic of the] Congo and Nicaragua,
We are immortal. We are invincible. We are indestructible,
When they tried to impose him, very thieving, very corrupt, very corrupt, very bandit, very fake, and they thought that by all coming down on Venezuela, the people of Venezuela were going to cower."
We are doing what the cause of freedom requires, no more and no less,
They didn't understand. Today they don't understand. They continue to underestimate the Venezuelan people's capacity for resistance and dignity,
It would be about oil, it would be about migration. And it would, I think, in the case of a Trump administration, be much less about democracy and human rights,
I have not been made president by the government of the United States, nor by the pro-imperialist governments of Latin America,
In the end, it feels as if the soup got cold,
You see people, and they look like they have a hangover,
Today, Maduro didn’t put the sash on his chest. He put a shackle on his ankle, which will tighten every day,
The power given to me was not granted by a foreign government, a foreign president, or a gringo government,
No one in this world can impose a president in Venezuela,
We’ve achieved what we knew we would achieve,
Today, I will sign the decree to create a broad national commission for drafting the constitutional reform project, aiming for a process of democratization and defining Venezuela's new society and economy,
I swear it on history, I swear it on my life, and I will fulfill it,
I want you to know how important it is also for the safety of the American people."
Maduro has nobody supporting him but some factions inside the armed forces, and he's counting on those factions to support him and make him president, ... There are not two sides here. There is a huge Venezuelan side that is democratic, and they are looking and trying to get back democracy. And there is a tiny group that is in power that is desperately fighting to keep their privileges and to keep their position in power."
These are very few fractions of Venezuelans that were introduced inside those migration processes designed by the regime… but you don't need too many to destabilize, create chaos, to install organized crime processes inside the U.S.,
Migration, weaponized with elements of the Tren de Aragua, will serve as leverage to seek the easing of economic sanctions and to gain legitimacy from the United States,
We also are desperate to solve the migration problem in our region,