U.S. has to acknowledge Guaido’s failure as ‘puppet president’

The US government failed in trying to impose a model subordinated to its interests with a “puppet president” like Juan Guaido, lawmaker of the National Assembly in contempt. “That experiment with a person like Juan Guaido failed. Some day they will have to acknowledge they failed in trying to impose a ‘puppet president’ in Venezuela. They could not do it; they failed,” said President Nicolás Maduro. During an interview with Uruguayan journalist Jorge Gestoso for teleSUR TV network, the Venezuelan president pointed out that the leader of the Voluntad Popular party is a “criminal” capable of signing a contract to eliminate a political adversary. Regarding the US next presidential elections, he said “we are ready for anything that comes our way,” in reference to the scenario resulting from the Trump-Biden presidential race. “We are ready for the worst scenario because the US empire’s vision is to subdue the country where Simon Bolivar was born, to put down the project of our liberators, a project brought back by our Commander Hugo Chávez. Their goal is to dominate and control Latin America and the Caribbean, that’s the reason why they need to destroy the Bolivarian Revolution,” he stressed. Talks with the U.S. When questioned about possible talks with the US government, President Nicolas Maduro said that “there have been communication links” that were cut after May 3, when Venezuela’s security forces foiled the mercenary incursion on the coasts of Macuto, La Guaira State. “After May 3 they were cut. They would not answer the phones. They are mute. We have used three different routes with three different officials from the Donald Trump government. We have sent them texts, and they are completely silent.”