Maduro challenges Guaidó to call elections to "set the tone" at the polls – 19/02/2019

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday urged the Speaker of the Parliament, Juan Guaidó, recognized interim president by nearly 50 countries, to call a presidential election because he thought he would be defeated, which would put an end to conflict between the executive and the executive. keep.

"Let the mister clown call for elections (…) if you make them roll with votes, as appropriate," said Chavez's leader at a graduation ceremony in Caracas.

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Last January, Guaidó was proclaimed president in charge to consider that Maduro usurps the presidency, because he claims to have been re-elected at a qualified vote of fraudster, notably due to the impossibility to participate in their main candidates.

"The self-appointed, because he has not called elections, why not call elections to appoint him to the people's vote, call elections, self-appointed Mr. Mr. Clown, call elections, Mr. Clown, "he continued, referring to Guaidó.

Maduro's message comes the same day that the Venezuelan Parliament, led by Guaidó, decided on Tuesday to reform the electoral system – which it considers biased in favor of the government – to convene as soon as possible new presidential elections for the country. They are denouncing made Maduro.

Guaidó has the recognition of most countries of the European Union (EU) and the United States, which support the proposed route, which includes a transitional government and free elections.

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The opposition leader also intends to record Saturday donations from several governments and humanitarian aid companies to alleviate the serious health and food crisis that has plagued the country for years.

Maduro refuses these donations because it is considered a "spectacle" political, although he has accepted in recent days, "humanitarian badistance" from ideologically allied governments such as China, Russia and Cuba.

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"I ask the help of those who always have the capacity to help, I ask the help of Cuba, Raúl (Castro), (President Miguel) Díaz Canel (…), our request for help to train doctors, "he added in this regard. .

Source: EFE