Juan Guaidó on Wednesday called for another mobilization in Venezuela: "We will be in the street until we get freedom"

Juan Guaidó, interim president of Venezuela, spoke Saturday in front of the crowd that mobilized in Caracas against Nicolás Maduro's regime and called for a new march for next Wednesday.

"Wednesday, we return to the streets of Venezuela, doubling the points of the Liberty operation and express the wish to see a definitive end to the usurpation, freedom and democracy in Venezuela"said Guaidó from a scene on Francisco de Miranda Avenue in the municipality of Sucre in Caracas. "We will be in the street until we get freedom," he said.

The goal of this new mobilization is to double the concentration points and turn them into demonstrations to claim the fundamental rights of Venezuelans.

"Miraflores are shaking because we are in the street.Today, they have barricaded themselves in four blocks, while we are in 358 points of the country.While they are stuck and that they believe that they get something, we organize ourselves, "exclaimed Guaidó.

For his part, Guaidó insisted that those who were summoned to the march had not been intimidated by the threats of the ruling party and referred to an attempt to disintegrate social networks with those who were going to protest. this Saturday. "Yesterday, they tried to position a trend: more steps. No one believes in these false labels anymore. We will be on the streets until we are released, because we have arrived here thanks to the sacrifice of hundreds of political prisoners, of thousands of citizens who kicked the streets. "he commented.

In his counteroffensive, Chavismo disqualified Juan Guaidó, through the Office of the Comptroller, to hold a public position for 15 years. The member ignored this measure and the lifting of the jurisdiction.

"The government plays with the wear of Guaidó, which until now has managed to maintain with broad popular and political support", pointed out AFP the badyst Luis Salamanca.

The opposition mobilizations, which have not stopped since January, when Guaidó has been proclaimed president, now have a disturbing factor, the "collectives", that Maduro has called for zero tolerance during violent demonstrations.

The "collectives" are the basic organizations of the ruling party, but, according to the opposition, a sector is armed and plays the role of a paramilitary group.

Bolton on Saturday sent a warning to the Defense Minister, General Vladimir Padrino, for the action of these groups. "All eyes are on you today, forcing the Venezuelan army to fulfill its constitutional responsibility to protect innocent civilians who demonstrate peacefully, allowing neither Cubans nor any the "collectives" to inflict acts of violence. "he said.

But Larry Moreno, a 65-year-old vegetable salesman, says Chavez's forces are in legitimate "resistance" and calls "camouflage" "freedom of operation" for American intervention.

Guaidó was sworn in after the badembly declared Maduro "usurper", alleging that the second term started on January 10 was the product of fraudulent elections.

During its government, which began in 2013, Venezuela has fallen into the worst crisis in its modern history, with shortages of food and medicine and an inflation forecast by the International Monetary Fund of 10,000,000 percent. 39, here 2019.

The socialist leader is among its allies Russia, which sent on 23 March two military aircraft, causing the rejection of the White House.

Guaidó "can be used because the Venezuelan reality is a kind of big crusher of leaders, although yours has several peculiarities," says Salamanca, who rejects for the moment the "opponent" deflates ".