US EditionIn English, Maduro Sings and Makes a Speech Against ‘ War by Oil’
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Venezuela's dictator, Nicolas Maduro, again asked on Tuesday 15 that the people of the United States oppose any initiative of war in South America, which he attributed to the interests related to oil. The appeal was made during the weekly program “Con Maduro +”, issued by Venezuelan state TV. Speaking in an improvised English, Maduro used slogans such as “in the crash war” and “in the blood for oil” when he addressed what he called “the people o…
The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, confided this Monday that the Americans are going to "tighten their hands" to the "crazy" who, he said, want "a war" in South America, in times of tension for the U.S. aviation deployment in the Caribbean Sea that the Chavista leader considers a "threat" and an attempt to bring about a change of regime. The Maduro entry trusts that in the U.S. they will "tighten their hands" to "crazy" who want "a war"…
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