The United States has threatened to "react energetically" to any act of the Maduro regime to ensure the safe return of Juan Guaidó

The National Security Advisor at the White House, John Bolton, warned today that his country would launch a "strong and meaningful response" to any act against the safe return of the leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó, to Venezuela.

"Acting President Juan Guaidó has announced his planned return to Venezuela, and any threat or action against his safe return will provoke a strong and meaningful response from the United States and the international community.", warned Bolton on Twitter.

Guaidó, who badumed the presidency of the country on Jan. 23, said Sunday that he was arrested tomorrow, Monday, while he was planning to return, This would be one of the last mistakes made by Nicolás Maduro's regime, which he accused of being dictatorial.

"If the regime dares to kidnap me, it will be one of the last mistakes, no doubt, that I will commit"said Guaidó, recognized by half a hundred nations, in a statement that he transmitted on social networks, in which he gave details of the tour that he conducted this week of five country: political support.

The opposition left Venezuelan territory on February 22 despite the ban on leaving the country dictated by justice., which is investigating his proclamation as interim president, which the Supreme Court does not approve, since it only recognizes Maduro as head of state.

In an interview today with the CNN television network, Bolton He said the United States is seeking an international "broad coalition" to replace Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, and "the whole corrupt regime".

"I would like to see as broad a coalition as possible to replace Maduro, to replace his corrupt regime, which is what we are trying to do," he said. indicated Bolton.

(With information from AFP)