Venezuelans protest again in the streets against the regime of Nicolás Maduro called by Juan Guaidó

The acting president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, called for new protests for this Wednesday in Venezuela.

As part of "Operation Freedom", opposition to Nicolás Maduro's regime he called to protest the power outages that affect the whole country. They also seek to push for an end to the usurpation of power.

"The 358 concentration points that we had last Saturday throughout the country, had to become a protest and demand to get closer to the end of the usurpation, "wrote Guaidó on his Twitter account.

"Tomorrow (for today, wednesday) is the day of the Strategic and organized event in each parish and place of work advance in the Liberty operation. Those who want us to leave the street are those who go from defeat to defeat and barricade themselves to not see the vast majority rejecting them, "said Guaidó.

He added: "Our mobilization in the streets has been essential to write all the victories won in our struggle.Some of the most recent are the departure of the usurper of the OAS or the end of the slippage of our oil by Cuba, they are in us! "

The localities of Municipality of Libertador Altagracia, La Pastora, Santa Rosalia, San Bernardino, The Candelaria, El Paraiso, The Junquito, Coche, El Valle, San Juan, San José, Caricuao, El Recreo, Bello Monte, Cathedral, Caño Amarillo, January 23, Santa Teresa, Vega and Macarao.

In Sugar, according to the slogan The National, will be Palo Verde, Gran Muro, Marques Triangle, Prontoarepa, Macaracuay Plaza, Dolorita Araguaney, Lider Shopping Center and Los Ruices Top.

Last Saturday too there were mobilizations at the Francisco de Miranda Avenue. Guaidó addressed the protesters and announced a "world meeting"leaders of the country to take the"humanitarian emergency"and look for possible solutions.

"We will hold a major global meeting in Venezuela with leaders to discuss the situation in Venezuela, the humanitarian emergency, the solution and alternatives to change in Venezuela. Once again, we are not alone"he said at a rally in front of thousands of supporters in Caracas.