Venezuela's Maduro says he is breaking diplomatic relations with U.S.

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Wed, 23 Jan 2019 - 08:29 GMT

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© AFP/File / by Esteban ROJAS | Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is demanding the opposing Democratic Union Roundtable (MUD) coalition work for the lifting of US sanctions

© AFP/File / by Esteban ROJAS | Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is demanding the opposing Democratic Union Roundtable (MUD) coalition work for the lifting of US sanctions

CARACAS - 23 January 2019: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday he was breaking diplomatic relations with the United States, after the Trump administration recognized opposition leader Juan Guaido as the South American country's interim president.

Speaking to supporters outside the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, socialist leader Maduro said he would give U.S. diplomatic personnel 72 hours to leave Venezuela, which is suffering from a hyperinflationary economic collapse.

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