Juan Guaidó in TN, after launching a new "Operation Libertad": "It's a very critical situation"

From Tuesday, April 30th the situation in Venezuela has worsened. To the deep economic crisis experienced for years in this country was added an attempt to overthrow Nicolás Maduro, which opponents have called "Operational Freedom" and continues.

Nelson Castro, the correspondent for TN, went to Caracas to show how these moments of tension are experienced and had an exclusive dialogue with Juan Guaidó, main reference for those seeking the fall of Chavismo and who was recognized as president in charge of Venezuela by the National Assembly.

Nelson had the chance to see Guaidó face to face, to whom he consulted how he saw the situation. "It's a very critical situation, with seven million Venezuelans on the verge of death"The chief responded in the brief crossing that they had.

In addition, the Venezuelan told Nelson that "what all Venezuelans want, it is that it ends peacefully".

Acknowledged as interim president of the Caribbean country by more than 50 countries, Mr Guaidó said that there were already 271 total deaths in the protests against the leader of Chavez. "It's a silent genocide", a point.

To measure the complicated situation of Venezuela, in addition to mentioning the persistent problem of the shortage of food, medicine and power outages, the political leader stressed that the UN "recognizes seven million Venezuelans in risk of death situation "economic crisis.

In this regard, he badured the Venezuelans the right to demonstrate and referred to the events that occurred on Tuesday when a group of soldiers rebelled and released the opposition leader Leopoldo López (founder of the popular party Voluntad in which Guaidó militates).

"We went out to support an opportunity, it was just to accompany the soldiers, all the people of Venezuela accompanied them, in honor, in their commitment to save Venezuela," he stressed, highlighting the "hundreds of desertions" of the army. However, with regard to what he considers to be "political prisoners", he admitted: "We expected many more releases and we are still waiting for them."

In this context, in the midst of an official act, Maduro demanded to "cut off the head" to officials who work badly.

"There are a lot of deafness among officials who do not want to listen to people, they are crazy and deaf, there are a lot of good companions, I have to admit, but we also have a manager who is crazy and who then asks you for this role and the other and it solves nothing. We will cut the heads of all those who have to cut it so that they learn to respect our people", Chavez's leader said during a day with young activists.

Maduro has been shown 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 fight to disarm any traitor, every timeMaduro has launched an act broadcast on television to show the loyalty of military leaders.