Opposition again went down the street and added pressure to Maduro

Thousands of Venezuelans protested for two hours demanding the president's exit and calling on the army to rebel against the government. Guaidó, who got more international support, joined the protesters in Caracas

CARACAS.- Without turning around, deputies and opposition leaders shouted yesterday

Venezuela

. The challenge is huge and continues to grow each day. The streets are filled with those who want their nightmare to end once and for all. At the head of all, the unknown political leader in December and transformed in January into a face of hope for the anti-Chavism fight.

To the president in charge,

Juan Guaidó,

Nor was he concerned about the imposition of precautionary measures, approved the day before yesterday by the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). "I have no doubt, I have the absolute certainty that we will achieve a change in Venezuela," he said in front of the students, the main opposition stronghold for 20 years. revolution. And he did so despite the fact that he has already established a ban on leaving the country, blocking his current accounts and banning economic operations. An attempt at rebellion that did not work and that also served to store and fire new dialectical torpedoes: "We will not leave the country, what we want, it is precisely that people come back. " About four million Venezuelans have fled the biggest social, economic and political crisis on the continent.

The Speaker of the Legislature appeared by surprise at the Central University of Venezuela to harangue those who had fought with him against the revolution a decade ago. "When 90% of the country wants change, the arrogance of a dictator blocks it and keeps it away from its supporters," Maduro accused.

According to the latest survey conducted by Hercón, more than 70% of Venezuelans agree with the battle proposed by the head of the legislative power, against 14.5% who remain faithful to the Bolivarian leader. "This process that we realize, we do it autonomously," said the disciple of Leopoldo López, after highlighting the conversation he had had with

Donald Trump

. "As we also had with [Mauricio] Macri and [Sebastián] Piñera, "he added. This is not a problem left or right. This has to do with humanity and the crisis that is raging across the country, "said the leader of Voluntad Popular, who now seeks to open the country's doors to the arrival of humanitarian aid.

At the cry of "Guaidó, Guaidó, people are already gone!", Waving flags and carrying placards saying "I want a free Venezuela", thousands of people from different municipalities of Caracas have come down the street since midday.

Some protesters blocked the streets and shouted "Sí se puede!", Although the demonstration was called for two hours at workplaces and study centers. The organizers had asked Venezuelans to broadcast photos and videos via social networks.

The demonstration took place a week after Guaidó proclaimed himself acting president of thousands of opponents, claiming that Maduro had taken office for a second six-year term after a vote deemed illegitimate by the opposition and the international community.

Maduro claims that he was elected in clean elections and accuses the United States of orchestrating a coup by supporting Guaidó and imposing punitive sanctions.

A few hours before the opposition demonstration, Maduro made another appearance. They add three in the last four days. The president went to the barracks to denounce on this occasion the "conspiracies of a group of deserters, become mercenaries to attack the homeland."

"Maximum alert!" Shouted it. The insistence of "Chávez's son" confirms that the loyalty of the army is his main puzzle, the missing piece of Parliament to complete the piece of his puzzle. "As commander-in-chief, I am and will be at the forefront of this battle, I rely on the discipline and loyalty of the soldiers and soldiers of the country," he badured the troops during of a participation in state television.

The president's involvement in military actions coincided with calls by the opposition to the armed forces to ignore Maduro and restore the constitution.

The president participated with the first lady, Cilia Flores; Vice President, Delcy Rodríguez, and the High Military Command during a march to Fort Tiuna, the largest in the capital, which was attended by approximately 2,000 soldiers.

"The time of betrayal and defeat is over, it's a time of loyalty," Maduro told thousands of people in uniform, asking if they were willing to defend the Constitution and its commander-in-chief , to whom all in unison They replied: "Yes, my commander in chief!" Previously, he was in favor of the rapid convening of legislative texts and a dialogue with the opposition to get out of the political crisis, but he refused to advance the presidential elections, in statements to the press. Russian news agency RIA Novosti.

Shortly after, the president attended a meeting in the west of the capital with dozens of Christians and participated in a prayer that the participants chanted to ask for the protection of Maduro, his family and his family. ministerial team.

Trump spoke with Guaidó

The White House announced that President Donald Trump had phoned for the first time by telephone the President of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, to whom he reiterated his support and with which he agreed to maintain "regular communication to support the path of Venezuela towards stability ". and to rebuild the bilateral relationship between the United States and Venezuela. In the meantime, Guaidó's envoys to the United States have been receiving political acclaim in Washington for the last two days, where they have been received by Vice President Mike Pence at the White House, while Republican and Democrat legislators were applauded at two public events at the Atlantic Council and the Center for International Strategic Studies (CSIS), demonstrating their support for the political transition in Venezuela. "The time has come ", said US Trade Commissioner Carlos Vecchio, at his first conference at the Inter-American Dialogue, where the nation was the only Argentine media present." Venezuela is ready for change, we can not not be alone, it's a struggle between democracy and dictatorship. "