Delcy Rodriguez calls for dialogue and Trump calls for "full control" of Venezuelan oil and resources
Rodriguez has once again advocated negotiations with Washington. But the US president has declared that the Venezuelan government is "in charge" of the United States of America.
One day after taking office following the kidnapping of Nicolas Maduro,Venezuela's CEO, Delcy Rodriguez , has reiterated his desire to pursue an "agenda of cooperation "with the US based on shared development and respect for international legality.
In social media statements, the CEO has reiterated the peaceful will of the Latin American country under pressure from Washington.
Faced with this, President Donald Trump has declared that his government is now "in charge" of Venezuela and needs "full access" to "rebuild" the country.
In fact, the president says the Venezuelan oil industry is ruined and US companies are willing to invest.
Trump has again threatened the Venezuelan authorities with further action in the absence of cooperation, without ruling out a second attack or military presence.
The President of the United States has therefore avoided pronouncing on the release of elections or political prisoners, whose priority is to "repair" Venezuela and "restore its economic capacity."
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