Ex-Minister of Chavez met Guaidó: "Maduro has no legitimacy"

Education Minister Hugo Chávez, a Venezuelan politician, said on Tuesday that the ruling president, Nicolás Maduro, "has no legitimacy" after meeting with the Speaker of Parliament, Juan Guaidó, who Was proclaimed interim president of Venezuela on January 23rd.

"If you ask me what has more legitimacy, if the National Assembly (AN) and, therefore, Juan Guaidó as president or its president Nicolás Maduro, who has no legitimacy in front of the people (…) Juan Guaidó (they are more legitimate), "Navarro told reporters.

Usurper

In his view, Maduro "usurps the Constitution because he systematically violated the Constitution" and pbaded it.

Navarro met Guaidó, but also other dissidents of the United Socialist Party in Venezuela (PSUV).

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This same Guaidó said on his Twitter account: "We had a meeting with the former ministers of former President Chávez, we listened to his statements and we agreed on the need to resolve the Venezuelan problems We continue to work and listen to all sectors that want a change # We are fine. "

About this meeting with Guaidó, Navarro said that, together with other former officials of Chavez, had presented "a set of elements", among which "respect for the sovereignty of the country", he rejected an intervention outdoor military.

For this reason, he asked Guaidó to open "all possible ways" and not to stop the necessary efforts "so that there is a peaceful and constitutional" exit "to the political crisis that is going through Venezuela.