Guaidó has not ruled out the authorization of military intervention in Venezuela: "We will do all that is necessary"

CARACAS (AFP) .- The Leader of the Opposition

Juan Guaidó

did not rule out authorizing a US military intervention or a foreign force to Venezuela so that the President

Nicolás Maduro

cessation of

to usurp power.

"We will do everything we can." This is a very controversial issue, but by using our sovereignty and exercising our powers, we will do what is necessary, "said President Guaidó, who is in charge of authorizing possible military intervention.

The president, whose interim presidency recognizes more than 40 countries, stressed in an interview with the AFP agency that he would do "all that is necessary, all we need to do to save human lives , so that children do not continue to die "lack of drugs.

"We will do anything that has a lower social cost, which generates governability and stability to cope with the emergency situation," said Guaidó twice to ask if he would allow an intervention military.

Guaidó swore as governor "in charge" on January 23, after the legislature declared Maduro usurper of the post.

The American president,

Donald Trump,

who recognized Guaidó the same day of his oath, reaffirmed last Sunday that the use of the army in Venezuela was "an option" that had been considered before the political and socio-economic crisis of the oil country.

"Here the days in Venezuela are already told in human lives (…) From 23 to 30 January (January), they murdered in cold blood, the FAES, a unit of the armed forces, to 70 young people", denounced l & # 39; opposition.