 Miguel Angel Latouche, a political science professor at Central University of Venezuela wrote an opinion piece entitled, "Venezuela is now a dictatorship", and "CNN" reported that US Republicans were using the term "Venezuelan dictator" to describe a Democratic candidate.Roger Noriega wrote in the "Miami Herald" that a "lawless regime" and "narcodictatorship" headed by Maduro, Tareck El Aissami and Diosdado Cabello had driven "Venezuela to the brink of collapse".The 10 January second inauguration of Nicolás Maduro was widely condemned and led to further commentary that Maduro had consolidated power and become a dictator from the "Irish Times", the "Times", the Council on Foreign Relations, German newspaper "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", and the "Economist".