Juan Guaidó: "Nicolás Maduro can fall at any moment"

"The result can happen at any time, you can not set a day or time, but it will happen, Maduro runs a rotten regime inside, I can only badure you that the international pressure and the popular pressure of the street will not give in. ", said Venezuela's President Juan Guaidó in an interview with the Colombian newspaper The weather.

For the opponent, the fall of the Chavez regime is a matter of time. "I think it (for Maduro) does not want to leave power, but it's something that does not depend on his will, but facts, and the facts, as you know, are stubborn ", badyzed.

Guaidó was sworn in as Venezuelan president Jan. 23 before a crowd in Caracas. Immediately after, international support began to arrive. Today, more than 20 countries have recognized it as the legitimate authority of Venezuela and have the support of the United States, which has launched an international campaign to ensure that the Chavez regime does not have funds. Venezuelans abroad.

Since the beginning of the last protests against the regime, Chavez forces have killed 35 protesters and arrested 850.

Guaidó explained that he did not want to be supported by him, but by the Venezuelan Constitution: "We have expressed to the military that we do not want them to support a party or a political party, or that they want to support a political party or party. they divide and face each other, the Constitution and the will of the citizens It is useless for the High Command to stand firm in defending a failed model and a regime without a future. "

For the opponent, this support will come at any time. "A few weeks ago, no one would have foreseen the situation we are experiencing today in Venezuela, for the first time internal and external pressure against the dictatorship has been exerted with some coordination. diet tremble ", he said.

And then what? The Colombian newspaper questioned him. "First, initiate reinstitutionalization through free elections that restore confidence in the country. This is a fundamental step. Then, undertake the economic reforms needed to stabilize prices and allow the private sector to invest freely and security creating jobs and opportunities, "he said.

"We want a Venezuela that is a source of growth and progress for Latin America, and not like today, a source of problems and conflicts, "he promised.