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Caracas / The self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela and head of the Venezuelan Parliament, Juan Guaido, thanked the support given by the US President, Donald Trump, and other governments and institutions in the world.
Juan Guaido has been recognized as president by the United States, Brazil, Canada and other Latin American countries such as Argentina, Colombia and Chile, but not by Turkey whose president Erdogan has expressed his support for Nicolas Maduro.
“On behalf of all #Venezuela, I appreciate your commitment to support the will of the Venezuelan people,” said Guaido through his Twitter account, in response to the message of recognition of his self-proclamation that Trump sent on the same social network.
He also responded to the president of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, who not only said to support Guaido as acting president and support him in his “mission of recovering democracy” and human rights, but also called for “free elections” in Venezuela.
“We are grateful for the recognition that today gives to the Venezuelan people. And their commitment to respect for human rights and the recovery of the rule of law of our nation”, Guaido said in his Twitter account.
He also thanked the presidents of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, and of Paraguay, Mario Abdo.
In addition, he responded to messages of support from the governments of Argentina, Colombia and Peru, which through their foreign ministries expressed who recognize him as interim president of the oil country.
To the Presidents of the European Council, Donald Tusk and of the European Parliament, Antonio Tajani, also expressed his gratitude for supporting “the struggle for democracy” in Venezuela.
Guaido proclaimed himself as interim president of Venezuela at the end of a march in Caracas to reject the second term of Nicolas Maduro, whom his opponents consider “illegitimate” because he was elected in a vote which they considers fraudulent.
The Government of Maduro has reacted by asking the Justice to act against this advance of Parliament and its directive and throwing of the country to the American diplomacy, which accuses of orchestrating this opposition plan to seize power. (January 24, 2019, EFE/Practica Español)
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Comprehension
Lee la noticia y responde a las preguntas. (Read the news and answer the questions.)
Question 1 |
fue elegido por todos los venezolanos presidente de Venezuela. | |
fue proclamado presidente de Venezuela por Nicolás Maduro. | |
se proclamó él mismo presidente interino de Venezuela. |
Question 2 |
todavía no ha recibido el apoyo de otros países de América. | |
ha recibido el respaldo de varios países americanos.
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recibió el respaldo de todos los países del mundo. |
Question 3 |
No se sabe. | |
Así es. | |
Para nada.
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Question 4 |
es posible que también reciba el respaldo de la Eurocámara. | |
también recibió el respaldo de unas instituciones europeas. | |
no ha recibido el respaldo de ninguna institución europea. |
Question 5 |
para respaldar a Nicolás Maduro. | |
porque no reconoce a Maduro como presidente.
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a pesar de reconocer a Maduro como el legítimo presidente. |
Question 6 |
No se sabe.
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Para nada.
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Es verdad. |
Question 7 |
no reconocen a Guaidó como presidente.
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reconocen a Maduro como el único presidente de Venezuela. | |
ya no apoyan a Nicolás Maduro. |
Question 8 |
retira su respaldo a Juan Guaidó.
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no opina sobre la autoproclamación de Guaidó. | |
Brasil ayudará económicamente a Venezuela. |
Vocabulary
Question 1 |
ha dimitido del cargo. | |
tú mismo te has proclamado presidente. | |
otros te han proclamado presidente.
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Question 2 |
al apoyo recibido.
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a un asiento.
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a unas dificultades. |
Question 3 |
'de este modo'. | |
'pero'. | |
'destino'. |
Question 4 |
salir. | |
dirigir una actividad.
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tocar en una orquesta.
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Question 5 |
atribuir algo malo a algo o a alguien.
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aprobar.
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ocultar. |
Review grammar notes: past tense, possessive adjectives, demonyms in Spanish for America