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Kyng Sat Jan 26, 2019 2:33 pm
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47014322
European powers have warned Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro that he must call elections or they will officially recognise the opposition's claim of leadership.
Mr Maduro is under pressure after his rival Juan Guaidó declared himself "acting president" on Wednesday.
Several countries, including the US, already back Mr Guaidó as president.
Venezuela later rejected the ultimatum at a UN meeting, where divisions between world powers were laid bare.
Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza told members of the UN Security Council in New York that Mr Maduro's presidency was legitimate, and the country would not be pressured into calling elections.
I'm still trying to make my mind up over this, personally. On the one hand, I don't like Maduro at all: I think he's a tyrant whose failed economic system has ruined Venezuela. On the other hand, I'm uneasy about him being forced out by foreign pressure: I'd rather he was overthrown by his own citizens.
What are your thoughts?
European powers have warned Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro that he must call elections or they will officially recognise the opposition's claim of leadership.
Mr Maduro is under pressure after his rival Juan Guaidó declared himself "acting president" on Wednesday.
Several countries, including the US, already back Mr Guaidó as president.
Venezuela later rejected the ultimatum at a UN meeting, where divisions between world powers were laid bare.
Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza told members of the UN Security Council in New York that Mr Maduro's presidency was legitimate, and the country would not be pressured into calling elections.
I'm still trying to make my mind up over this, personally. On the one hand, I don't like Maduro at all: I think he's a tyrant whose failed economic system has ruined Venezuela. On the other hand, I'm uneasy about him being forced out by foreign pressure: I'd rather he was overthrown by his own citizens.
What are your thoughts?
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The Last Outlaw Sat Jan 26, 2019 2:45 pm
@Kyng wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47014322
European powers have warned Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro that he must call elections or they will officially recognise the opposition's claim of leadership.
Mr Maduro is under pressure after his rival Juan Guaidó declared himself "acting president" on Wednesday.
Several countries, including the US, already back Mr Guaidó as president.
Venezuela later rejected the ultimatum at a UN meeting, where divisions between world powers were laid bare.
Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza told members of the UN Security Council in New York that Mr Maduro's presidency was legitimate, and the country would not be pressured into calling elections.
I'm still trying to make my mind up over this, personally. On the one hand, I don't like Maduro at all: I think he's a tyrant whose failed economic system has ruined Venezuela. On the other hand, I'm uneasy about him being forced out by foreign pressure: I'd rather he was overthrown by his own citizens.
What are your thoughts?
I'm gonna say it this way: when we have our own political problems, we want to try to interfere in another country's business. I'm sorry, we should mind our own!
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