Crisis in Venezuela. Macri receives Guaidó in Olivos today

After the emphatic criticism of

diet

of

Nicolás Maduro

before the Legislative Assembly, the President

Mauricio Macri

receives this afternoon at the fifth presidential election of Olivos the president of the Venezuelan Parliament,

Juan Guaidó

, that he recognizes as president in charge.

The president, along with other members of the Lima group, was one of the first leaders to recognize Guaidó. Since taking office, Macri has denounced the Chavez government and accused Maduro of being "a dictator who seeks to remain in power."

Today, in front of Congress, he reminded Maduro and recalled that in 2013, President Cristina Kirchner conferred on the President of Venezuela the order of Liberator San Martin.

Guaidó, who has traveled to Argentina from Paraguay, travels the region. Today, before leaving for Buenos Aires, the Paraguayan leader, Mario Abdo Benítez, met him. "We continue to strengthen the commitment of our region with the freedom of Venezuela," said Venezuelan.

A day earlier, he had been received at the Palace of Plbadto by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who had stressed that he would spare no effort to restore democracy in this Caribbean country.

"We will spare no effort to restore democracy in Venezuela, and we all know that this will be possible not only through elections, but also through clean and reliable elections," Bolsonaro said.