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January 15, 2019 09:23
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Updated on 15 January 2019 21:25
The US Senator, Marco Rubio, declared on Tuesday that there is no president in Venezuela who has been elected in democratic and free elections, so that the ownership of the executive power should be assumed by the president of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó.
The Florida representative before the United States Congress made the comment before the US Parliament.
"There is no president at this time in Venezuela who has been elected democratically, until there is a new vote, the Constitution states that the President of that country is Juan Guaidó, if we are already giving their support to the 39, National Assembly as the only legitimate institution in the country, we must respect the fact that the Constitution automatically transfers the title of interim President of Venezuela to Juan Guaidó, "said Rubio.
The political leader of the Republican party said that "he hopes that Brazil, Canada, Colombia and other countries will recognize what the Constitution of Venezuela contemplates".
#HaceMinutos in the plenary of the Senate #EEUU @marcorubio "There is no president at this time in Venezuela who has been democratically elected and until there is a new vote the President of that country is I @jguaido". pic.twitter.com/Xbnsy5sHto
– Carla Angola (@carlaangola) January 16, 2019
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