Chavez forces repress with gas and blows of opponents surrounding the air base "La Carlota" in Venezuela

The tension is rising in Venezuela. After the release of a group of rebel soldiers, opposition leader Leopoldo López, who was serving a prison sentence of almost 14 years, the streets of Caracas turned into chaos. On Wednesday, the head of Parliament, Juan Guaidó, redoubled the bet and called on all his supporters to demonstrate once again. until Nicolás Maduro resigns. Thousands of people have been to La Carlota Air Base, where they have been facing Bolivarian security forces for at least five hours.

"They brutally suppress the demonstration in the street. We do not give a coup d'etat. The only democratic president is Juan Guaidó, "he badured He pbades the deputy of opposition to chavismo Delsa Solórzano.

The demonstrations provoked riots in several areas of Caracas, where the army and the police they released tear gas against the protesters, who responded with rocks and Molotov badtails.

There are at least eight injured after the incidents, according to the agency EFE, although some Venezuelan media they talk about 15 people injured.

Like last Tuesday, the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) deployed several tanks in the La Carlota area to support its dissuasive action. The hoods attacked the headquarters of the military aviation, where they could sometimes enter.

The position of Guaidó

Even if the hopes of division of the opposition government did not materialize on Tuesday, Guaidó, who more than 50 countries consider as the interim president of Venezuela, was pushed to carry out a new series of events Mbadive this Wednesday.

According to Guaidó, the call to go out on the street today is the final phase of "Operation Freedom", a plan launched mid-March for the purpose of to take Miraflores, the palace of the government.

"We must continue with the pressure," Guaidó said in a video posted on Twitter. "We will be in the streets", he warned.

The final phase

On Tuesday, Guaidó appeared with the founder of the popular will party, of which Leopoldo López is a member. Then come tensions, clashes, arrests and death. In the midst of chaos, the head of Parliament badured that he had been launched "the final phase of the Liberty operation ".

Images in which armored vehicles of the armed forces crushed demonstrators have traveled the world. Hundreds of people responded to Guaidó's call and They went out to protest.

A group of soldiers rebelled and at one stroke for Maduro, the head of the Venezuelan intelligence agency, Sebin, sharply criticized the government and was eventually removed from office.

Mature, under pressure

The last chapter of the Venezuelan crisis is the most serious threat to date the disputed mandate of Nicolás Maduro. The leader, who has the support of Russia and China, it was a big part of Tuesday absent and he came to testify at night only through the intermediary of a national network. The Chavista leader threatened: "You will see the fate of the traitors."

Maduro called the lifting of a "Failure of attempted coup d'etat" supported by Washington. In addition, he stressed that the riots had been repressed and that Caracas would not give in to the attempt of "right-wing forces to subject the nation to a model of neo-colonial economic domination".