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What is Donald Trump arranging for Nicolas Marudo’s government in Venezuela?

The USA will become like Venezuela if Hillary Clinton wins.

That’s what Donald Trump said when he was running for the election.

The Americans were outraged by this comparison and the Venezuelans offended.

Yet, this was not the only negative statement towards a South American country.

On September the 16th 2016, during a meeting in Miami, Trump took advantage of the Venezuelan-exiled audience to say that Venezuela is a beautiful, alive and marvellous country, but it’s wounded because of socialists.

He stated that the next president of the US would be on oppressed people’s side and in Venezuela there are a lot of them.

Trump also said:” they want to be free, they want help.

Their system is wrong, but the Venezuelan population is strong.” At that time, the Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro stated that whoever would win the American elections, in any case this person would establish a good relationship between Venezuela and the US.

Trump’s first step After less than a month from his swearing in, President Trump announced the first step against the Venezuelan regime: The White House confirmed that the Venezuelan vice-president, Tareck El Aissami, was blacklisted as a co-operator of the international cartel.

According Univision, El Aissami was listed in the treasure department and his account was frozen in the USA.

Every form of transaction was forbidden and his Visa cancelled.

Also, Samark José Lopez Bello, the alleged El Aissami’s treasurer, was blacklisted.

The Department of Treasure issued a list with 13 companies controlled by Lopez Bello.

These companies based in Panama, the U.K. and the USA, would be subsequently seized.