Guaidó: "Maduro lost and there is little left" | Chronic

The acting president of Venezuela appointed by parliament, Juan Guaidó, claimed that the president Nicolás Maduro "lost", is "defeated" and "There is very little" leave the government.

"Maduro has already lost, he is defeated, there has been no official announcement from the government for months, he has not inaugurated work, and he will not do it. not because it does not have money "Guaidó said in an interview published today by the newspaper Caracas El Nacional.

The president of the National Assembly (AN, parliament) claimed that the Chavan government "does not receive loans and has no bilateral relations beyond Russia, China or Turkey" and that Maduro "he does not rule, he does not know how"and therefore only "subsist, resist".

"I think there is very little left of it" It is time that Maduro leaves the government, said Guaidó, who however acknowledged that he still could not win the trust of the army – the main internal support of the Chavez regime – and civilian employees of the # 39; State.

"What are we missing?Guaidó asked and replied: "First, public sector employees, still controlled by the regime, sometimes out of fear, for fear of losing an inadequate salary, and then, the military, also out of fear or lack of clarity about the future. have not they finished doing it?.

The president in charge predicted that the protest that he had convened for Wednesday would be "historical" and "one of the biggest" in the history of the country, because "All Venezuela will mobilize to demand the end of the usurpation" and so will begin "a definitive phase of this process in which public service employees and armed forces play a key role".

Guaidó did not appear last Sunday in front of tens of thousands of supporters who were waiting in Barquisimeto, the capital of Lara State, due to a "unusual harbadment" of the chavism that led his collaborators to recommend him to return to Caracas to preserve his security, according to the deputy Freddy Superlano.

"Today, the dictatorship blocked the roads, it did not allow us to reach Barquisimeto, they tried to stop us, they tried to harbad us, but do not worry, we're fine. and we continue to call (for) May 1 "said Guaidó last night in a video intended for the inhabitants of this city.