Guaidó threatens "foreign military cooperation" | Chronic

The president in charge of Venezuela, appointed by the National Assembly (NA), Juan Guaidó, said Friday that a foreign military cooperation "It's an option that's on the table" to solve the country's crisis and that this "It would not be an intervention" because the National Assembly can authorize it.

"In a responsible way, we must evaluate all options.In the case of foreign military cooperation, it would not be an intervention, because only the National Parliament can authorize foreign military missions ", said in the recorded interview this Thursday and reproduced this Friday in the Caribbean country by the chain Telemundo News.

Guaidó said that it is a "option" who is on the table and that they talked about the issue not only of the United States, but also with leaders like the President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, informed the news agency EFE.

"We have spoken with all possibilities, again, which is the best option, which will help us in the shortest time to deal with the emergency situation, to produce stability, governance and to us. lead to elections "badured the anti-Chavez leader. For Guaidó, long ago the "Red line" that would justify this foreign military presence.

He said that the only foreign intervention currently in the country is that of Cuba, with intelligence agents and counterintelligence and the presence of Russian military planes, which he described as "scandal"

He acknowledged that they needed more support from the military and was adamant: what they do not want, it's a "confrontation between brothers". "We do not want a confrontation between the armed forces, we hope that they will vote en bloc"he urged.

He rejected the fact that his movement had lost strength and insisted that the "Operation Freedom" started on April 30 to get what's called "usurpation" Of the president Nicolás Maduro power.

"April 30 was a real success for Venezuelans, why? Because we realized that the armed forces were no longer under dictatorship"he said.

The Speaker of Parliament stated that if there was no more support for his cause, it was for the "fear" prevailing in the country and because many citizens live on "grant" what the state gives them.

He regretted the impossibility of a negotiation with the government to get out of the current situation and said that he was "obvious" that Maduro does not send to the country or is able to solve the lack of water, electricity, food and medicine.