Maduro will go to Washington for a meeting with Obama
To protect the interests of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro ready yourself to visit Washington and to challenge Barack Obama. Hence the Latin American favorite responded that the United States has described his country as a danger to themselves.
United States President Barack Obama stands with openly hostile policy toward many world countries, one of which is Venezuela. President Nicolas Maduro is not willing to put up with the same situation and intends to prove to the American favorite him wrong in a personal meeting.
"We demand, with all the world diplomatic channels that President Obama has corrected the mistake and have postponed their own depraved decree declaring Venezuela a threat to U.S.," Reuters quotes the President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro. The government of Maduro demanded evidence that power is a danger to the United States, prior to issue similar orders. And also accused Washington that he helps conspirators and preparing a military coup.
Nicolas Maduro told that Washington is preparing a rare exhibition of Venezuela, which he is given the opportunity to use as an excuse for a visit to the United States. He is not only ready to meet with U.S. President Barack Obama, but also personally to explain where he is wrong. Many felt that it was almost a direct promise of the real duel, which may happen between the 2 presidents.
"Maybe I will come to this exhibition to demonstrate the person's own country, and to declare to the government in Washington that it makes a serious misstep," said the Venezuelan. Other details about the upcoming event, he did not share.
The United States has repeatedly accused the authorities of Venezuela in violation of civil rights in the country, the infringement of the media and harassment of political opponents. The attacks continued even after after the death of Hugo Chavez at the beginning of April 2013 was elected President Nicolas Maduro. After which relations between States are only exacerbated. So, March 9, Barack Obama has described the actions of the Venezuelan government a threat to national security of the United States and introduced penalties against 7 high-ranking Venezuelan officials.
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