Juan Guaidó: "Our fight is to find normality in Venezuela"

The president in charge of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, badured this Monday that "Our fight is to regain normality " in the country, lost in recent years under the government of Chavez Nicolás Maduro.

"Normality was lost in Venezuela for a long time, because of the evidence. It's been a long time since a birthday has turned into tragedy, immigration is a tragedy, make the market a tragedy ", he said in an interview with Argentina Miter radio. "Part of our struggle is to find this normality, it's our daily life "he added, while stressing that Venezuela's average wage is only six dollars.

Guaidó also pointed out that works "facing the transition", before expecting to be able to fulfill the role badigned by the National Assembly to take charge of the Venezuelan government and hold free electionss. In this regard, he told the station that the end of the crisis is delayed by the role of the armed forces, They were even faithful to Chavismo, despite the fact that many soldiers began to defect.

The president in charge also promised a first quarter of 2020 "exquisite", with investments and legal certainty resulting from trust in the new government, if the transition takes place.

Although the truth is that for the moment the power remains in the hands of the Chavez regime, whose leader Maduro was reelected in 2018 elections considered illegitimate by the international community because of the lack of guarantees and the persecution of the opposition.

In dialogue with journalist Marcelo Longobardi, Guaidó also He thanked "a lot" for the treatment of Venezuelan immigrants who chose Argentina to settle.

In recent years, it has been estimated that about three million Venezuelans have left the country escape insecurity, hyperinflation, lack of basic necessities and political repression. Colombia is the main recipient of the exodus, with just over one million people received, while Argentina was chosen by some 120,000 Venezuelans.

"We appreciate much the treatment that was given to Venezuelan immigrants in Argentina", said Guaidó.

On the tense political situation in the country, the president in charge said that "Making politics in Venezuela is life threatening", at a time when Chavismo has mobilized to neutralize it politically and threatens to stop it.