Guaidó in Venezuela: "We woke up from the nightmare" – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

Beginning its press conference with a minute of silence for the victims of "brutal repression", the proclaimed interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, badured that Venezuelans "awoke from the nightmare" after being self – named on January 23rd.

That day, there were 53 demonstrations across the country, a figure the president insisted on. "We dream that young people come back, that bread comes back to the table, that we see our children finish their studies in the country and develop their talents, that humanitarian aid intervenes," he proclaimed.

He also stressed that the badets of corruption will be protected and Radio Caravas Televisión will reopen "very soon", in addition to producing audiovisual productions, "which generate work and entertainment for the family".

Guaidó criticized those who attacked the protesters, calling them cowards, while the crowd described the armed forces as "murderers". On the other hand, he thanked the Venezuelans who from outside the country expressed their support.

He also said that the Cuban armed forces had to leave the country. "This is not against our Cuban brothers, but against the armed forces and a question of sovereignty," he said.

In his reading of the countries holding his presidency, he mentioned Canada, the United States, Mercosur and, in particular, the European Union, for which he called for applause. "We got in two days what they could not get in six years," he said.