El Salvador–Venezuela relations

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Salvadoran-Venezuelan relations

El Salvador	Venezuela

El Salvador–Venezuelan relations are the bilateral relations between El Salvador and Venezuela.

History

In November 2019, the Venezuelan government expelled El Salvador's diplomats in a reciprocal move after El Salvador had expelled Venezuelan diplomats.^[1] El Salvador recognized opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the legitimate President of Venezuela, cutting off relations with disputed president Nicolás Maduro's government.^[2]

See also

• Foreign relations of El Salvador
• Foreign relations of Venezuela

References