Secretary of state of the United States Mike Pompeo said that all American employees of the foreign Ministry, remaining in Venezuela, left the country. "American diplomats will now be to continue this mission from other places where they will help manage the flow of humanitarian aid to the Venezuelan people and support the leaders of democracy, who bravely resist tyranny ", - reported in the appeal of the Secretary of state. He said that Washington will resume its presence once in Venezuela, " will begin a transition to democracy." the foreign Minister of Venezuela, Jorge Arreaza, on 12 March released a notification which ordered all U.S. diplomats to leave the country for 72 hours. According to the Minister, Caracas is configured to dialogue with Washington, if such cooperation will be based " on the principles of equality and mutual respect ". Before that the intention to withdraw from Caracas of all remaining U.S. diplomats there said Secretary of state United States Mike Pompeo. He said that their presence is a deterrent to American politics, but not said in what is seen. Most of the American diplomats left Venezuela on 24 January. The aggravation of relations of the capital of the USA and Caracas happened at the end of January. Amid protests against incumbent President Nicolas Maduro, the speaker of Parliament Joan Guido declared himself the temporary head of the country. The United States made in support of it. Russia, China and several other countries have supported Maduro. In the capital of Russia called "presidential status" Guido non-existent. Pompeo said that North America will no longer recognize the government led by Maduro. Maduro, for his part, announced the severance of diplomatic relations. Washington imposed penalties against Venezuelan state oil organization PDVSA. Its assets and desires of 7 billion dollars to U.S. jurisdiction blocked. Russia, for its part, prevents US from Scrivania in the Affairs of Venezuela. <span style="color:darkgray