Política

Nicolás Maduro acusa a EE. UU. de golpe de Estado al apoyar acusación de ‘fraude electoral’

‘Blinken se desespera en un gesto inusual en la diplomacia estadounidense y sale a decir que ellos tienen los resultados’, declaró el gobernante. ‘Lo que tiene es la trampa que intentaron imponer’, sostiene Nicolás Maduro

(FILES) In this file photo taken on December 6, 2020, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gestures while delivering a press conference at a polling station at the Simon Rodriguez school in Fuerte Tiuna, Caracas, during Venezuela's legislative elections. - The United States said on January 3, 2023, it still did not consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate president of Venezuela and would maintain sanctions after the fledgling opposition dissolved its "interim government." President Joe Biden's administration said that Venezuelan government assets in the United States, notably of the state oil company, would remain legally under the authority of the opposition-led National Assembly, which was elected in 2015 but has been disempowered by Maduro's leftist government. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on December 6, 2020, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gestures while delivering a press conference at a polling station at the Simon Rodriguez school in Fuerte Tiuna, Caracas, during Venezuela's legislative elections. - The United States said on January 3, 2023, it still did not consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate president of Venezuela and would maintain sanctions after the fledgling opposition dissolved its "interim government." President Joe Biden's administration said that Venezuelan government assets in the United States, notably of the state oil company, would remain legally under the authority of the opposition-led National Assembly, which was elected in 2015 but has been disempowered by Maduro's leftist government. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP) YURI CORTEZ

Caracas. El dictador de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, calificó este viernes las denuncias de fraude electoral como “una trampa” apoyada por Estados Unidos para justificar “un golpe de Estado” y agradeció a Brasil, Colombia y México por gestiones por un acuerdo político en su país.

Maduro criticó que el jefe de la diplomacia de la Casa Blanca, Antony Blinken, respaldara las acusaciones de fraude de la oposición, después de que el funcionario estadounidense sostuviera el jueves en un comunicado que había “abrumadora evidencia” de un triunfo del opositor Edmundo González Urrutia en las presidenciales del pasado domingo 28 de julio.

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