There are now 40 democratic countries that have announced they do not recognize the Constituent Assembly in Venezuela.

We will not recognize the seating of the Constituent Assembly and its usurpation of the powers of the duly elected National Assembly.

the peace deal, they want peace, but they want peace with security, that in many ways this peace deal is illusory.

I think U.S. pressure should try to get them to that point.

If at any point in the future the Bahamian Government considered leasing its waters for commercial fishing to the Chinese at the expense of the United States, so close to our shores, I think that would most certainly have a very negative…

The question of humanitarian aid and assistance, which the Maduro regime continues to block because they continue to refuse to acknowledge they have a humanitarian crisis.

Democracy is severely endangered. Human rights is violated on a regular basis.

I would remind those watching here in the United States that we should not forget the case of an American citizen from Utah named Joshua Holt.

when the Pope says he is no longer interested in continuing to participate in a dialogue because he does not think the Maduro government is serious about it, when the Pope says that, it is a pretty strong indication of how they have used…

They are practically everywhere. There are at least 15,000 Cubans in Venezuela.

All our actions should be oriented to resolve this agenda. The agenda is free, transparent, just general elections; the freeing of political prisoners; restoration of the powers of the National Assembly; and an emergency plan to resolve…

We support sanctions to individuals that have committed crimes and are accused of corruption, and we need more economic pressure on a government that is investing the money it earns through the natural resources that belong to the people…