Vice-President Mike Pence, speaking at the Symposium in the US capital, told what actions the White house would do in response to the crisis in Venezuela. for example, He said that the region will send a U.S. Navy ship. according to his statement, the ship will " provide medical assistance to the needy ". similarly, in his speech, the Us Vice President again tried to convince the Nicolas Maduro to resign. "Nicolas Maduro is a dictator who has no legitimate right to rule, and Nicolas Maduro must leave," said an American politician. He added that North America take punishment with the Venezuelan General Manuel Christopher Figuera supported the leader of the opposition, Juan Guido. in conjunction with this Washington prepares penalties against judges of the Supreme court of Venezuela, said Pence. "If the Supreme court returns to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law, the United States will take measures to bring to justice all 25 judges of the Supreme court," said the Vice President. Penny was subjected to the charge of the court that He was "undermining its own mandate" and was " a political tool of the regime." An American politician once again drew attention that North America is "considering all options for" actions against Venezuela. Venezuelan opposing political force tried on 30 April a coup. Its leader Juan Guido and his supporters gathered in Caracas before the military base Carlota and called on the army and the people to overthrow the legitimate President Nicolas Maduro. The head of state and head of the defense Ministry told that the armed forces remain loyal to the legitimate authorities. The coup attempt failed, started the proceedings. in January there was a wave of protests against Maduro. The speaker of Parliament, Guido declared himself the temporary head of the country. This step is approved, the United States and certain other countries. in support of Maduro spoke of the Russian Federation and a number of other countries, such as Mexico, China, Turkey and Indonesia. In the capital of Russia "presidential status" Guido called non-existent. <span style="color:darkgray