Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro: 'I'm More Famous than Taylor Swift'

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro estimated Tuesday to be "more famous" than artists Taylor Swift or Bad Bunny for the media coverage he receives in the United States in the face of the military deployment in the Caribbean that he claims seeks to overthrow. Washington maintains that its operations are directed against drug trafficking: it mobilized warships, fighter planes, thousands of soldiers, and is waiting for the largest aircraft carrier…

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In a Chavista congress, the dictator sarcasmly referred to the attention paid to him by the U.S. media. He also said that in Venezuela he governs “a powerful united and armed popular movement”

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A diplomatic conflict is spreading the crisis between Venezuela and the United States. To such an extent that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro considers himself "more famous than Taylor Swift" because of the media coverage...

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro estimated Tuesday to be “more famous” than artists Taylor Swift or Bad Bunny for the media coverage he receives in the United States in the face of the military deployment in the Caribbean that he claims seeks to overthrow him.

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excelsior The Venezuelan president ironed about his fame in the U.S. by being accused of drug trafficking and facing tensions with Washington The Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, said Tuesday to be “more famous” than the artists Taylor Swift or Bad Bunny, due to the media coverage he receives in the United States before the military deployment in the Caribbean, which, according to him, seeks to overthrow him. Washington claims that its oper…