Still lying about Venezuela

Oooh, that's cold.

(Don't know who that Len Peltier is, but it reminds me that Leonard Peltier is still in prison.)

Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has asked his entire Cabinet to file their resignations as he struggles to maintain control of the country amid a two-month long political crisis.

In a tweet Sunday, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said Maduro asked for the resignations so he could engage in a “deep restructuring” of the government to “fortify the nation” against “any threat.”

The move comes as Maduro is fighting for his political life against Juan Guaidó, the 37-year-old head of congress and the man who Washington and more than 50 other nations recognize as Venezuela’s sole president.

  MIami Herald

Trying to find out more about this from a Venezuelan source. So far, all I've got is:

On Sunday, the Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, asked his executive cabinet to make his charges available to carry out a “restructuring”. This was confirmed by the vice president of the oil country, Delcy Rodríguez through her Twitter account, where she noted that “the President has requested the entire Executive Cabinet to put their charges to order for the purposes of a thorough restructuring of the methods and Bolivarian government operation to shield the Homeland from any threat!”

  MercoPress

Yeah, I don't understand that putting "their charges to order", and this is not a translation of a Latin page, but an English language article from MercoPress, South Atlantic News Agency.

Here's Russia's Tass:

CARACAS, March 18. /TASS/. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has asked the country’s cabinet members to resign so that the government can be reorganized, Executive Vice President Delcy Rodriguez wrote on Twitter.

"President Nicolas Maduro has asked the cabinet to resign to carry out a deep reorganization of the Bolivarian government," the tweet reads.

Rodriguez added that the reorganization would be aimed at "protecting the homeland of Bolivar and Chaves from any threat."

  Tass

Still vague. I'm trying to figure out why he doesn't think the current cabinet is viable. Maybe he should resign.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.