Paraguay, Juan Guaidó sent a message to Venezuela: "In the coming hours, I will come back and announce new mobilizations"

The acting president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, arrived in Paraguay on Friday to meet with the head of state of that country, Mario Abdo Benítez.

After a brief in camera meeting, they gave a joint press conference during which the Venezuelan said: "In the next few hours, I will return to Venezuela and announce new mobilizations."

"Thank you to all the people of Paraguay who are accompanying a fair cause today..
We come to speak on behalf of a country that, despite its oppression, resists, "launched his speech, Guaidó.

"Venezuela has begun a transition. Some block with fear and with weapons but they will not be able to contain this process"He continued.

Then he told Abdo: "You have broken relations with Venezuela, with the dictatorship, and today these relations between Paraguay and Venezuela are stronger than ever for the future and for the restoration of democracy ".

"We all want peace in Venezuela. Today in Venezuela, armed groups have murdered indigenous, young students. Yesterday, additional help was given to the Cucuta collection center. We want to attend this emergency immediately, "he said.

He then thanked again Paraguay and his people for their support: "I deeply appreciate the gesture of solidarity of a country that believes in freedom"

He also talked about the need to protect the badets of the oil nation: "We must protect Venezuela's badets so that they are not used to finance armed groups. We need to stabilize the country and get it back on track. "To the Paraguayan president, he said:"He did well not to accept payments to a dictator"

"The good news is that the values ​​have resisted Venezuela. We will conquer democracy. Very quickly, we returned to Caracas to continue to mobilize in the streets despite the risks. We will continue to fight, "he said.

Finally, he said: "In the coming hours, we will announce new mobilizations. We spoke clearly to the armed forces. The process of transition to democracy is very clear. We will do everything to find our democracy. It is not between war and peace, between left and right. Venezuela's debate is between poverty and prosperity"

For his part, the President of Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez, said: "While the tyrant Maduro was delivering his inaugural speech, I made a speech here, where I reported that Paraguay has broken off diplomatic relations with the tyrant, never with the Venezuelan people. "

"Many have questioned me but today the world requires clear messagesIn addition, there is a city that resists and expects the solidarity of the Democrats, "he said.

"I want to thank the Paraguayan people for their decision to support me in this decision, as well as the opposition parties. The world must be clear in defense of democratic and libertarian values"

Finally, he stressed: "The defense of just causes has no bad consequences: the cause of Venezuela is a just cause. Fate has put it in a difficult period President. You will be part of the pages of glory. Count on your friend, the president of Paraguay"