After the tour that included Argentina, Guaidó returns to Venezuela and calls for a mobilization

"As I said yesterday, I announced my return to the country", published Guaidó on his Twitter account, adding: "I'm calling the Venezuelan people to focus, all over the country, tomorrow at 11 o'clock. (for this Monday at noon in Argentina) ".

Shortly after 14:00 in Argentina, he announced in the same way that he "was taking off from Naval Air Station Salinas, Ecuador" and thanked the President of this country, Lenin Moreno, "for his deep support" to his "cause". .

The anti-Chavez leader did not explain how he would return to Venezuelan territory, that he had left clandestinely, the Supreme Court of Justice having forbidden him to leave the country, in addition to seizing his bank accounts and badets.

Despite this ban, Guaidó decided ten days ago to cross the Colombian border and join the concert organized by his international allies to support his political claim and his request for humanitarian aid to Venezuela.

Since this Friday, February 22, the anti-Chavez leader is outside his country, for a tour in which He met with his main allies on the continent, including President Mauricio Macri. in Buenos Aires last Friday.

Before visiting Macri, Guaidó met successively Colombian presidents Iván Duque; Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro and Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez.