In an interview
in Telesur yesterday, president Maduro warned of “an international plan to
finish off Venezuela.”
According to Maduro,
the economic crisis the country is facing is not due to the government’s
policies, but to “an imperialist plan to destroy the Bolivarian Revolution.”
These “difficulties [faced]
by Venezuela come not from natural causes, they are [designed] to generate
social irritation (…) the collapse of an independent Venezuela in the twenty
first century. (…) They respond to imperialist sectors that think they can do
to us what they did to Allende,” explained Maduro.
The imperialist plot against
Venezuela would include, according to the president, an “international financial
blockade” of the country.
Maduro sees evidence
of this plan in the fact that “international risk evaluation agencies are
putting Venezuela as one of the riskiest countries in the world.” This, said
Maduro, “does not respond to economic financial logic, instead it responds
to a strategy.” As a result of the strategy
“Venezuela today is facing impossible conditions to access credit lines.”
Maduro also informed
that his government is in the process of revising relations with the United
States because, he
explained, interventionism by the US embassy in Caracas is “becoming
intolerable.”
“I am evaluating our
relations with the United States. (…) At the right time, I will justly explain to
our Fatherland the actions I am being forced to take to defend the dignity, the
peace, and the Constitution. (…) I have plenty of information of the
interventionism by the United States embassy. (…) They [the US] are trapped by
their failed policy of trying to destabilize Venezuela and of keeping operators
in the political and financial areas, moving around and doing things against the
Venezuelan Government, this is all regrettable,” lamented Maduro.
(Image Telesur)
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