Juan Guaidó specified that it would not lend itself "for false dialogues" with the regime of Nicolás Maduro

Juan Guaidó He held a new city hall on Saturday in front of thousands of Venezuelans on the Alfredo Sadel square in Caracas. During his speech, the President of the National Assembly warned that he will not be loaned "for false dialogues" with Nicolás Maduro's regime, which in the last few hours has said willing to sit down and talk, as claimed by Uruguay and Mexico, two countries that have not yet offered their support to Venezuelan opposition.

"We have clearly said that for false dialogues, we do not lend ourselves, let alone go to elections that do not meet the real conditions, there is seriousness and commitment"said Guaidó, who proclaimed Wednesday Venezuela's interim president before the president's "usurpation" of power by the chavist dictator.

The parliamentarian also said that he would meet only Chavez officials to guarantee the end of this usurpation.

"We are willing to meet all the officials, to have an approach reach the cessation of the usurpation, the transitional government and free elections, "he said.

Before the thousands of Venezuelans who demand the restoration of democracy in Venezuela, Guaidó also spoke of the words of Diosdado Cabello, who said in his TV show that he had met in secret the young MP.

The regime has released suspicious images of a hooded man, which has even provoked provocations on social networks, because at no time can you distinguish this man from Guaidó.

"Take what they want, inventions, with or without a hood, audios, whatever they want, they do not confuse anyone here"said the Speaker of Parliament, with the majority of the opposition.

He also announced that this Sunday, they will announce a big mobilization next week. for "income from humanitarian aid".

"Tomorrow, we will present the Amnesty Law to our relatives and friends, to our officials, then to every officer and military alcabala," he said.