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Diplomatic Strains with Venezuela Intensify Following Purported Demand from Trump to Maduro.
Sources indicate that formerPresident Donald Trump issued a direct demand to Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro: abandon the presidency – and depart the country – without delay.
Per reports, the American president allegedly held a telephone conversation with his Venezuelan opposite number, who is the focus of a months-long pressure campaign that has included a substantial naval deployment off Venezuela's northern coast.
"You can protect yourself and your family, but you need to leave the nation now," the U.S. president allegedly said, providing assured transit for Maduro, his spouse and his son "conditional on he consented to resign without delay."
Nonetheless, the Venezuelan leader allegedly declined to relinquish power right then and reportedly presented a series of counter-demands, such as worldwide legal immunity and the right to cede civilian authority while retaining control of the military.
New Ratchet-Up in Ongoing Bilateral Tensions
This exchange represents the latest escalation of strains between the two nations. Recently, Trump allegedly met with his leading national security advisers to deliberate on the Venezuelan situation, though specifics of that discussion were not made public.
Key Elements from the Alleged Exchange
- Demand: Prompt resignation and departure from the country for Maduro and his closest relatives.
- Reported Refusal: Maduro did not accept the terms for a rapid exit.
- Requests: Sought international immunity and continued control over the army.
- Wider Situation: This takes place amid a larger U.S.-led diplomatic and military push designed to ousting the Venezuelan government.
Upon being asked about the call, Trump reportedly remarking, "I wouldn't say it went well or badly, it was a phone call." Not one of the U.S. nor Venezuelan governments have provided additional details about the matters talked about during the extraordinary dialogue, which is believed to have occurred in the latter part of November.
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