The United States said Tuesday it still did not consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate president of Venezuela and would maintain sanctions after the opposition dissolved its "interim government."

News24

South Africa

'Not the legitimate leader of Venezuela' - US warns Maduro after opposition 'government' disbanded

More than seven million Venezuelans have fled their country, most to neighboring countries but with a growing number making the dangerous trek to the United States

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India

US Says Venezuela's Maduro Still Illegitimate After Opposition 'Government' Disbanded

The US has said 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".

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The United States announced on Tuesday, January 3, that it still does not consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate president of Venezuela and that it...

Le Figaro

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Paris

Île-de-France

France

Washington still considers the Maduro government to be “illegitimate” in Venezuela

'We recognize the 2015 National Assembly,' State Department spokesman Ned Price tells reporters - Anadolu Agency

Anadolu Ajansı

Government of Turkey

Ankara

Turkey

US still does not consider Maduro ‘legitimate leader of Venezuela'

Les Etats-Unis reconnaissent encore le Parlement élu en 2015 et contrôlé par l’opposition, qui se dit légitime en estimant que les élections législatives de 2020, remportées par le camp chaviste du président Nicolas Maduro, étaient frauduleuses.

Le Monde

Venezuela: Washington still considers the Maduro government to be “illegitimate”

The United States said Tuesday 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…

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France24

Government of France

US says Venezuela's Maduro still illegitimate after opposition 'government' disbanded

“Our approach to Nicolas Maduro has not changed. He is not the legitimate leader of Venezuela,” US State Department spokesperson Ned Price told the press on Tuesday.

BFM TV

NextRadioTV

The United States said Tuesday that it still does not consider Nicolas Maduro to be the legitimate president of Venezuela.

Le Journal de Montreal

Quebecor

Montreal

Quebec

Canada

Washington (AFP), Jan 3 – The United States said Tuesday 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 Assembl…

Capital FM Kenya

Chris Kirubi

Nairobi

Nairobi County

Kenya

US says Venezuela’s Maduro still illegitimate after opposition ‘government’ disbanded

The US still considers Nicols Maduro the illegitimate President of Venezuela, despite the fact that the opposition dissolved the interim government of Guaid.

US Says Still Considers Venezuela's Maduro 'Illegitimate'

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