Different countries mobilized to demand the resignation of Maduro | Chronic

Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the streets of Venezuela and several cities in other countries, including Argentina, to demand the departure of the president. Nicolás Maduro and support the government of the acting president, Juan Guaidó.

Tens of thousands of people crossed Caracas towards Alfredo Sadel Square, in Las Mercedes district, from at least five points in the city, where Guaidó gave a speech in which he announced the arrival of 39, humanitarian aid to Venezuela.

Although the marches concentrated on the east of Caracas, which is the main stronghold of the anti-Chavism, columns also began in El Valle and El Paraíso, neighborhoods located respectively in the center and in the center. west of the capital.

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The demonstrations have been reproduced in many cities of the country and the most numerous have been recorded in Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Maracay, Ciudad Guayana, Merida, Valencia, San Cristóbal and Barcelona.

The march to La Guaira and other towns in the coastal state of Vargas, near Caracas and traditional Chavism bastion, was also nurtured.

Similarly, simultaneous events had the same goal in Barcelona (more than 2,000 people, according to the famous Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero on Twitter), in London, Miami, Bogotá and Buenos Aires, among others.

It was the third day of mbadive street protests in less than ten days, in addition to the dozens of small demonstrations that have taken place most nights since January 21 in several Venezuelan cities.

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Like the anti-Chavez parties and much of the international community, the protesters demanded the release of Maduro, whose new tenure, which began on January 10, is not recognized as having emerged from anybody else. elections in which the opposition to Chavismo did not participate. guarantees of impartiality.