Приклади вживання Mr maduro Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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A swift election may favour Mr Maduro, already the de facto president.
Mr Maduro, who is backed by Russia, says he is the target of a US-led coup plot.
The White House later said that Mr Maduro had requested a phone call with the American president.
Mr Maduro has accused the country's elite of boycotting the economy to achieve its political goals.
They are trying to corner us withultimatums to force us into an extreme situation of confrontation," Mr Maduro said.
Mr Maduro has accused the country's elite of boycotting the economy to achieve its political goals.
They are trying to corner us withultimatums to force us into an extreme situation of confrontation,” Mr Maduro said.
Mr Maduro has accused the country's elite of boycotting the economy to achieve its political goals.
For that reason, I have decided to break all political anddiplomatic relations with Colombia's fascist government," Mr Maduro said in a speech.
The incident happened when Mr Maduro was speaking at an event to mark the 81st anniversary of the national army.
We must take all measures to recover productive capacity,which is being paralysed by the bourgeoisie," Mr Maduro told a rally in Caracas.
Mr Maduro says it is the only way to restore peace after months of protests and political stalemate.
We must take all measures to recover productive capacity,which is being paralysed by the bourgeoisie," Mr Maduro told a rally in Caracas.
Mr Maduro was sworn in for a second term earlier this month, amid widespread allegations of vote-rigging.
From tomorrow, for at least two weeks, we are going to have Wednesdays,Thursdays and Fridays as non-working days for the public sector,” Mr Maduro said on his weekly television program.
Mr Maduro says it is the only way to restore peace after months of protests and political stalemate.
He narrowly lost the 2013 presidential election that brought Mr Maduro to power following the death of his mentor,Mr Hugo Chavez- father of Venezuela's"socialist revolution".
Mr Maduro said humanitarian aid would be the start of a US-led invasion, insisting that"no one will enter, not one invading soldier.".
From tomorrow, for at least two weeks, we are going to have Wednesdays,Thursdays and Fridays as non-working days for the public sector,” Mr Maduro said on his weekly television program.
Mr Maduro and his core supporters believe Venezuela's problems are caused by US sanctions that have hampered the government by making it hard to restructure its debt.
Although many Western countries have recognisedMr Guaido as a legitimate head of state, Mr Maduro retains control of state institutions and his opponent needs funds if he is to assemble an interim government.
Mr Maduro, who took office in 2013 after the death of Hugo Chavez, has been condemned for alleged human rights abuses and for his handling of the economy.
The Mexican government expressed“concern about a possible increase in violence” while Colombian President Ivan Duque urged the Venezuelanmilitary to stand“on the right side of history” against Mr Maduro.
Opposition politicians say Mr Maduro wants to use the assembly to entrench himself in power, while the president argues a new constitution will promote dialogue in the polarised country.
However, there is still a loyal core of people who support Mr Maduro and his United Socialist Party(PSUV), saying Venezuela's problems are caused not by the government but by imperialist forces such as the US.
Earlier on Sunday, Mr Maduro addressed troops on military exercises in Venezuela's coastal northeast, calling on them for"maximum cohesion" a day after a top Air Force general publicly sided with Mr Guaido.
Opposition leaders say that the efforts to oust Mr Maduro, who was sworn in for a second term on 10 January, are now better off because his government is collapsing under the weight of an economic crisis and more isolated than ever.