Nicolas Maduro organized a rally in Caracas, where he danced to a remix of his slogans, to mobilize his supporters in the face of threats of American intervention.

Nicolas Maduro, the president of Venezuela, gathered hundreds of thousands of supporters in Caracas on Monday, where he danced to a remix of his own pacifist slogans, demonstrating that he is not intimidated by threats of American intervention. The rally was marked by the enthusiasm of the crowd, who waved Venezuelan flags and cheered for the 63-year-old leader, dressed in a red cap similar to the one worn by Donald Trump. Maduro promised that he would remain "in service of the people forever" and emphasized his determination to win against adversaries.

In the context of rising tensions, the American president convened the National Security Council to discuss Venezuela, and Trump mentioned that the U.S. could target "Venezuelan drug traffickers" in ground operations. This tense situation was amplified by an ultimatum that Trump allegedly gave to Maduro to leave power.