Juan Guaidó: "Today, they can put me prisoner" – 25/01/2019

Juan Guaidó, who proclaimed Wednesday Venezuela's interim president in the midst of a mbad bath, warned Friday in an interview with a local media could be stopped in the next hours.

According to the newspaper The National, Guaidó spoke with journalist Sergio Novelli through an Instagram Live. He said: "At this moment, the course is marked and it is very clear, on the ground of what could happen, they could put me in prison today.That's what Venezuela and the world know. "

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In addition, he said that the officials of the US Embbady they could be attacked for attending the call he made, in reference to the request he made Wednesday to foreign delegations not to leave Venezuela.

In a statement, Guaidó had informed embbadies and accredited staff that "the Venezuelan state earnestly wishes that they maintain their diplomatic presence in our country", in response to the Maduro order asking states United States to withdraw their diplomats within 72 hours. .

Washington said it would not call its diplomats, but this Friday began to remove critical staff and their families of the American Embbady Caracas and recommended to its citizens to seriously consider leaving Venezuela.

At least 70 people, including American embbady workers and their families, were waiting on Friday at Maiquetía to board American Airlines flights at noon and early in the afternoon. noon to return to their country. They would only be administrative.

Guaidó told Sergio Novelli that "not only are we fighting a dictatorship, but we are also dreaming of the possible country we want to have".

We do not know where Guaidó is for security reasons. Some versions in Caracas said that the opposition leader planned to speak Friday at Chaco Plaza Bolívar around Venezuelan noon, but that he would be arrested earlier.

Sources: AP, El Nacional and Clarin, from Caracas