Nicolas Maduro Declares Elon Musk Venezuela’s ‘Archangel Enemy’, Challenges Him to Fight

Nicolas Maduro Has a New Enemy: Elon Musk. The Venezuelan president indicted the owner of X, accusing him of dominating the world with his satellites and money. The president did not stop there and He challenged him to a head-on fight..

Nicolas Maduro’s comments came a day before Venezuela’s elections. Maduro used his inaugural speech as the new president-elect to attack Elon Musk after the tycoon accused him of winning by fraud. The Venezuelan president claimed that Elon was behind destabilizing attacks against the country.

“Who controls virtual reality? Our new archenemy: the famous Elon Musk,” said Nicolás Maduro. “He would like to come with his missiles and his army and invade Venezuela. Elon Musk, thank God you showed your face, we already knew that you were behind the bots with your money, with your satellites.”

Maduro went even further and noted that Elon Musk Already Controls Argentina and Ecuador. The Venezuelan president echoed the relationship that exists between Musk and Javier Miley, who met with the owner of X several months ago. Musk himself retweeted a message from Miley to the Venezuelan people warning that Maduro had committed fraud.

“You want a fight, let’s give it to Elon Musk”

Nicolas Maduro accused Elon Musk of being a representative of fascist ideology and demanded that he control himself, otherwise the law would lead him to failure, as it does to all American politicians.

Perhaps the most emotional part of the message was the challenge to a head-on fight. Nicolas Maduro mocked Elon Musk and told him that he who fiddles with it dries up.

The words echoed among the audience, which included members of his administration and the Venezuelan army.

“The donkey knows more than Maduro”

It’s no secret that Elon Musk is against Nicolas Maduro. The owner of X used his profile to post memes and news about election day in venezuela. The latter angered the Venezuelan president, who blamed Musk for the publication fake news and editing, something he knows very well.

The truth is, Musk wasn’t hooked. Unlike his fight with Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk Doesn’t Intend to Fight Maduro. The head of Tesla and SpaceX laughed at the Venezuelan and said that “Donkey knows more than Maduro,” although he later apologized to the animal world for such a comparison.

Elon Musk spent much of the day rehashing statements from other leaders regarding Sunday’s results. Nicolas Maduro won with 51% of the vote. in elections marred by irregularities. On the other hand, opposition leader María Corina Machado said Maduro had received only 30% of the preferences, compared to 70% received by Edmundo González Urrutia.