Venezuelan President Maduro, under the challenge of Guaido and US sanctions, can he continue to be in power?

The current Venezuelan President Madura was elected by popular vote. However, the United States and other western countries have been reluctant to recognize Maduro as the president of Venezuela. European and American countries support Guaido. Guaido is internationally recognized as the legitimate president. From now on, President Maduro will not give up power for the time being. Because for Venezuela, Guaido's ability will make Venezuela a puppet government of the United States.

The situation of Venezuela's dual presidents continues to be deadlocked. This is the confrontation between Guaido and Maduro. Since Maduro won the election, it has been accompanied by great controversy in western countries. The United States has publicly pointed out that Venezuela's presidential election lacks fairness, and the election situation and public opinion are restricted in many ways. Maduro's counterattack is no accident.

Under the obstruction of European and American countries, Maduro announced his appointment as the second president. However, European and American countries refused to give up, still supported the opposition leader Guaido, and generously recognized Guaido as the legitimate president in the international arena. Really speechless. The European Union threatened President Maduro that he must hold a new presidential election, or he would accept Guaido as the official president of Venezuela.

Since Maduro came to power, the American tycoon has always disliked him and always wanted to change him. The United States has been imposing sanctions on Venezuela without changing the president. The oil Maduro government has been subjected to a more severe test. Maduro himself knows that all the problems currently facing Venezuela are not just domestic constitutional and judicial issues. Moreover, as the head of state, he is always promoted by people who play tricks, which obviously violates the Venezuelan Constitution.