Nicolás Maduro: "We will cut the heads of all those who must be cut"

The crisis in Venezuela grows minute by minute. During the last hours, the crackdown has intensified in Caracas and in other cities after the rebellion of a group of soldiers who liberated opposition leader Leopoldo López from the house arrest. After the demonstrations, there were at least four dead and 230 wounded. In this context, in the midst of an official act, Nicolás Maduro has asked to "cut off the head" to officials who work badly.

"There is a lot of deafness among public servants who do not want to listen to the public. They are mad and deaf. There are a lot of good companions, I have to admit, but we also have a manager there who is crazy and then asks you for that role and the other one and that does not solve anything. Let's cut off who's head he must be cut so that they learn to respect our people, "said President Chavez during a day with young activists.

Maduro was shown during the day of Thursday with at least 4,500 soldiers. In this context, he called on the armed forces to fight "all golpista", in reference to the opposition leaders who promoted "Operation Libertad", López and Juan Guaidó.

"Yes, we are fighting, maximum morale in this struggle to disarm every traitor, to any golpistaMaduro has launched an act broadcast on television to show the loyalty of military leaders.

The escalation of violence in Venezuela peaked between Wednesday and Thursday. Up to now four deadmainly teenagers and 230 wounded in different cities of the Caribbean country.

Venezuelan chaos has had an impact around the world. Since the beginning of the new conflict, the United States and Russia are challenging, through statements, the search for an exit. From the Donald Trump government side, even They evaluated a military intervention.

Spain was also at the center of the discussions, as Leopoldo López, who has citizenship of this country, ended up being a "guest" at the Spanish embbady. "We will not deliver it", announced by the government of Pedro Sánchez.