John Bolton called Padrino López: "Why do the Bolivarian national armed forces allow collectives to fire on the people?"

"General Padrino López: Illegal (collective) armed groups were sent by Nicolás Maduro and Diosdado Cabello to kill and repress the Venezuelan people, why do the Bolivarian national armed forces allow it?"Bolton wrote on Twitter.

Bolton's message comes after this Sunday, hundreds of people who mobilized in Caracas to protest against the Chavist regime were brutally repressed by the paramilitaries who, once again, They acted in total coordination with the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB).

The violent response ofcollective, as we know in Venezuela, groups of armed civilians linked to the Chavan regime, took place in the avenue of the armed forces, in the municipality of Libertador of the capital.

The neighbors of the area have captured impressive images in which it is possible to observe the functioning of these armed groups with complete freedom and connivance of the regime.

Bolton also shared a Bloomberg note on his Twitter account and warned the Cuban regime that he would have to explain why he had overthrown the democratic order in Venezuela and his role in Maduro's crackdown on the people. .

"We call those who support the sovereignty of Venezuela who defend the Constitution and the people", wrote the US official on his Twitter account.

Nicolás Maduro, who usually blames power cuts for sabotage, has given the green light to civilian groups who support him to contain protests that he calls "violent guarimbas" to overthrow him..

And after the episode, he announced an electrical rationing plan "for 30 days", during which he hopes to solve the problems of failure that triggered a series of mbadive power outages since March 7 in the country of 30 million inhabitants.

The Venezuelan dictatorship also decided to "suspend school activities and establish daily working hours until two pm in public and private institutions," the minister said. of Communication, Jorge Rodríguez, in a statement read on government television.

The text did not specify for how long the reduction in working hours or the suspension of clbades would be extended, although Maduro considered that school activities could be re-established "between Tuesday and Wednesday" this week.

"We must show our rejection of the usurper regime that has caused the greatest tragedy in our history, the time has come to demonstrate organized, to protect our neighbors and to protect our country Let's go together and go with everything!" Juan Guaidó.

The Leader of the Opposition He also called on the armed forces to protect protesters since citizens protest because "everyone" suffers "from the collapse generated by the regime". "They should protect them from collectives," he said..