Guaidó's mother asked Venezuelans to return to Argentina

Norka Márquez, the mother of the president in charge of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, asked the Venezuelans who emigrated to Argentina "to come back to help us rebuild the country", because she felt that the nation "will resurface" and that it will be a good thing. ;they need" .

"I want them to take revenge, that they are helping us rebuild Venezuela, because this country is going to resurface and is needed," said Márquez, interviewed by radio The Web, who claimed that that of his son "is a great responsibility", but badured that he "will get it".

"But it is not only his responsibility, but also all Venezuelans: we must help him, we have to face this great challenge that he had to live to bring Venezuela to a good port, and we are close: the only thing we need is to anchor, "he said.

"For the country, it is necessary to bring them all together: health, education, energy, there are children on the streets … everything, because Venezuela is upset in every respect, but many people are ready to do it, "he added.

Márquez, who kept the interview with Caracas, said his son saw him as "big, strong" and added, "It's fine, we'll be free soon, we'll have food, medicine, we will be happy as before. " .

He also avoided commenting on Pope Francis' position that "it was going to be something else," but that "everyone has their way of thinking, acting and living".
"We are very Catholic and we are convinced that Juan (Guaidó) will not happen to him," he added.