A retired Venezuelan general raised against the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro and supported Juan Guaidó

Retired Major General Jorge Oropeza, former commander-in-chief of Venezuelan aviation, spoke on Saturday against the regime of Nicolás Maduro to be known Juan Guaidó as president in charge of Venezuela.

"In Venezuela, it is urgent and necessary to restore democracy and legality, and today (2 February), millions of Venezuelans have spoken out against the dictatorship led by Nicolás Maduro."he said.

In the video that was broadcast on social networks, the retired general is tasked with Guaidó to work on the restoration of the Caribbean country.

In addition, another retired officer, Víctor Romero Meléndez, also spoke against the Maduro regime and urged the militia to take a firm stand against the injustices suffered by Venezuela.

Romero asked that it be demonstrated that more soldiers are "on the right side of the story".

"Today, with a patriotic and democratic pride, I inform you that I do not know the irritating and dictatorial authority of Mr. Nicolás Maduro and that I recognize the deputy Juan Guaidó as president in charge of the Republic. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, for which I put myself usefully at your service, "he said. a video broadcast on social networks.

In addition, the Major General stated that his position was shared by the vast majority of his comrades. "90% of the armed forces are not with the dictator, they are with the people of Venezuela."