Washington applies in Venezuela the same political technology that was used a year Earlier in Ukraine, said the Director of the Latin America division of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Alexander Shchetinin.
According to policy, " the conservative trend in the U.S. capital has embarked on a violent correction system in this country, encouraging irreconcilable internal opposition by political technologies, all of the color revolutions that we have seen in our neighborhood." And technologists are one and the same, and what it leads to, we saw, and Hispanics saw it, "says the Shchetinin, reports RIA" Novosti ". According to his statement, this technology is "absolutely" is the same that was used a year Earlier in Ukraine." Hence the concern in the study of the Ukrainian experience that Latinos see. They can see where this enhances the probability of the cast, because that could happen and its territories ", - He noted. He also said that the decree on the national security threat from Venezuela, which was signed by the head of Barack Obama, is the direct promotion of interference in the internal Affairs of the country. Relations between Venezuela and the United States remain strained. Before Maduro has announced a ban on the entry of a number of U.S. politicians, such as George W. Bush, whom he called a terrorist. Maduro also announced the introduction of compulsory visas for all U.S. citizens traveling to Venezuela. Leader Barack Obama on March 9 signed a decree imposing a state of emergency in relation to Venezuela, because the situation in the South American country as if he is a danger to the United States. In the framework of the decree were also enacted penalties against seven high position Venezuelan bureaucrats. In early February, the Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro claimed that North America plan "violent overthrow" of the government in the Republic. For its part in the capital of the United States, many repeatedly denied the accusations and called them baseless.


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