Day: February 3, 2019

In several cities of Serbia held anti-government rallies BELGRADE, 3 Feb. /TASS/. Anti-government rallies were held on Saturday evening in several cities in Serbia — Kragujevac, Kula, Kosovska Mitrovica, Požega, Pirot. The most massive was the capital’s protest, said the correspondent of TASS from the event. Activists came to the rally with placards: “there was a wolf time”, “Return of retirement”, “no more lies and promises, seniors are hungry.” The demonstration started on the site of the faculty of philosophy, University of Belgrade. Then the column of protesters moved through the streets, blocking vehicular traffic. Police stopped traffic on main streets, providing easy passage of the demonstrators. The main slogan of the procession was the motto “One in five million”, which appeared after the statement of President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic that he will not tolerate the illegal seizure of power, “even if the protesters will be five million.” After

Maduro proposed to be held in Venezuela early parliamentary elections Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, whom the United States and many other countries do not consider the legitimate head of state, proposed to hold the country’s early parliamentary elections to overcome the political crisis. The next parliamentary elections should take place only in 2020. In the current Parliament majority is of the opposition; his spokesman Juan Guido January 23, was sworn in as acting President after the legislature had recognized Maduro’s illegitimate re-elected. Speaking at a rally of supporters in Caracas, Maduro stated that it supported the statements made in the Constitutional Assembly of the country calls to hold early parliamentary elections. Unlike Parliament, the Constitutional Assembly dominated by supporters of the President. USA, Canada and most of Latin America said that, I think, Guido, not Maduro, the legitimate leader of Venezuela to hold new, fair elections. Sunday expires and the

Bolton asks the leadership of the armed forces of Venezuela to the side of the opposition WASHINGTON, 2 Feb. /TASS/. Advisor to the President for national security John Bolton called on the leadership of the armed forces of Venezuela to the side of the opposition. A message he posted on Saturday on his page on Twitter. “I appeal to the leadership of the Armed forces of Venezuela, now is the time to act on the side of the Venezuelan people. Your right and duty to protect the Constitution and democracy in Venezuela,” he says. The words of Bolton essentially duplicate the statement of the leader of the Venezuelan opposition Juan, Guido that on Saturday at an anti-government rally in Caracas once again called on the military to switch sides and accept international humanitarian assistance. Earlier, the Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional reported that General of the air force, Francisco Esteban Yanes