Joe Biden extends the duration of the decree that calls for the Maduro regime as an “extraordinary arrangement for national security” of the United States

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, extending the duration of the National Emergency Decree with respect to Venezuela, considering that the situation in the Caribbean is under the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro “Continuing to represent an unusual and extraordinary arrangement for national security and the external politics of the United States”.

In a map to the Congress of the United States, Biden explained the prerogative of the Orden Executive Company on March 8, 2015 by President Barack Obama. Section 202 (d) of the Law of National Emergencies (50 USC 1622 (d)) establishes the automatic termination of a national emergency less than 90 years before the anniversary of its declaration, the President published in the Federal Registry and sent to the Congress a notice stating that the emergence will continue in effect after the end of the year ”, signaled.

“In agreement with this Disposition, he has sent to the Federal Registry for his publication the Advisory Notice on the declares that the national emergence declared in the Executive Order 13692 of March 8, 2015, with respect to the situation in Venezuela, will continue in effect from March 8, 2021 ″, continued the text.

Y Biden argued the decision: “The situation in Venezuela continues to represent an unusual and extraordinary situation for national security and the external politics of the United States. For that matter, he determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in Executive Order 13692 with respect to the situation in Venezuela ”.

By another lady, the head of diplomacy, Antony Blinken, the first communiqué of Venezuela’s interim president, Juan Guaidó, was announced on Tuesday.

“The Blinken Secretariat is addressing the importance of returning to Venezuela’s democracy through free and fair elections,” the State Department said in a statement.

During the parade, the Secretariat of State describes the efforts to work with allies such as the European Union, the Lima Group, the OEA and the International Contact Group to increase multilateral pressure and therefore ensure a pacific and democratic transition.

“Blinken’s secretary and interim president Guaidó are discussing the urgent humanitarian needs in Venezuela that he owes 5.5 million Venezuelans living in Venezuela, and Blinken’s secretary praised the efforts to find solutions to overcome them and overcome them. continuous support of the United States ”, the communion will close.

This was the first formal communication between Guaidó and Blinken, which was attended by the Joe Biden administration. reconociéndolo comos geschreksgenoot legitimate in favor of Nicolás Maduro, a quien calificó como un “brutal dictador”.

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