a different direction there were no major military defections the demonstrations against midyear were never reached that critical mass threats by the u.s. apparently did not convince mature eggs men to turn against him here is what said just hours ago. homan orcas loyalty is a value that either you have or you don t in the case of these historic moment loyalty is a collective value exercise does a nation exercised as a people and exercised as an institution as a collective value a lot of people went up how many deaths would it be if a civil war erupted he because of the foolishness of the coup plotters and try to is how much physical destruction and how many years would be lost in a war if they invited us because we re never going to give up how many years would we spend in a war of resistance already a monitor. now to our correspondent oscar shrinker he is standing by for us in
to jumpstart an uprising against president nicolas maduro for a moment it looked like a transition of power was emitted but by the end of the day there had been major military defections the u.s. claims that maduro was prepared to leave the country and fly to cuba but says that russia convinced him to stay but euro denies there what is certain tonight the shock effect of yesterday s opposition uprising that has been lost a standoff a stalemate or more violence where they seem to be the one cleanest ways for. well you know what we have sacrificed will not be in vain it has not been in vain it has been for our families for our future it has been at every turn to achieve our objective which has been to unite the country. and we have seen how we ve been pushing back and recovering space and we continue to be in the streets the government thought yesterday that the protests have ended they will not achieve that we will continue to be in the streets and so we have achieved the liberation
against president nicolas maduro for a moment it looked like a transition of power was emitted but by the end of the day there had been major military defections the u.s. claims that maduro was prepared to leave the country and fly to cuba but says that russia convinced him to stay but euro denies that what is certain tonight the shock effect of yesterday s opposition uprising that has been lost a standoff a stalemate or more violence where they seem to be the one cleanest ways for. what we have sacrificed will not be in vain it has not been in vain it has been for our families for our future it has been at every turn to achieve our objective which has been to unite the country. and we have seen how we ve been pushing back and recovering space and we continue to be in the streets the government thought yesterday that the protests have ended they will not achieve that we will continue to be in the streets until we have achieved the liberation of the venezuelan people
major military defections the u.s. claims that maduro was prepared to leave the country and fly to cuba but says that russia convinced him to stay but euro denies that what is certain tonight the shock effect of yesterday s opposition uprising that has been lost and a standoff a stalemate or more violence well they seem to be the likeliest ways for. what we have sacrificed will not be in vain it has not been in vain it has been for our families for our future it has been at every turn to achieve our objective which has been to unite the country. and we have seen how we ve been pushing back and recovering space and we continue to be in the streets the government thought yesterday that the protests have ended they will not achieve that we will continue to be in the streets until we have achieved the liberation of the venezuelan people i had there was one white i m speaking earlier today we want to take the story now
compounded venezuela s economy collapsing. what we essentially have is a failed state. what i ve been worried about is the trump administration doesn t seem to have a plan b. they recognize guaido but the military doesn t go with him. now we re pulling our diplomats out. we can use this collapsing situation as a pretext for military intervention. that to me would be a big mistake. dan, there s no question that maduro deserved to be pressured, sanctioned, whatever. guaido seems to be a legitimate leader with a lot of support. but this could be a very long siege if there are no more military defections. it s not clear they had a plan if it didn t work quickly. you re seeing that in other areas in foreign policy, where they have a very bold step but