Exiled in Colombia, Venezuelan deputy Luis Florido denounced the fact that Sebin agents allegedly tried to kidnap him in Medellín.

Luis Florido He is one of more than ten opposition MPs to whom Nicolás Maduro's regime has violated parliamentary immunity for backing the Libertad operation launched on April 30 by Venezuela's acting president, Juan Guaidó.

According to him, this plan was led by the inspector. Virgüez, aka "Hellboy". The Sebin's envoys followed him from Cúcuta to Medellín. They traveled on the same plane, followed him and took pictures of him. Alerted to this situation, the Colombian authorities have deployed a security operation to protect it.

The opposition legislator said he was in detention until Monday, when he arrived in Miami, from where he went to Madrid to participate in a meeting. meeting of the foreign policy committee Wednesday with the European ambbadadors.

Despite the persecution and threat of Chavez's dictatorship, once it has fulfilled its commitments in the Spanish capital, will return to Colombiafrom where he will help Guaidó with all that is needed in international matters.

After the Chavista judge lifted parliamentary immunity and harbaded Sebin agents, Florido admitted that nothing surprised him about Maduro's dictatorship: "We're expecting the worst of a diet that launches a 10th floor advisor from a buildingwho practices torture, tears his nails, detonates cigarettes, and strikes soldiers and civilians imprisoned with bats stuffed with foami. For me it was not surprising that they did it, it just touched my number on this occasion.

The representative of Voluntad Popular (VP) also spoke of the threats made by Chavez's forces against his person, his family and his environment: "They killed an escort, they put flowers in the car after me, I have two death threats, they canceled my pbadport, they kept my daughter in the middle of the bargaining process (…) It's a scheme that is willing to do a lot of things, including murdering MPs. "

He also explained the decision of his family to stay in the country despite the threats: "My wife refused to leave the house for reasons of conservation, to prevent them from going home to Barquisimeto and they will plant weapons, as they did for Roberto Marrero and Gilber Caro. The siege with the henchmen outside my house has been constant, with threat messages painted on the walls, as a way to terrorize as well, but she has not called it directly. "

For his part, he specified that he would not ask for asylum in Colombia: "I will not ask for asylum, I do not have a fixed place yet, I am currently hosted out of the country, but at any time anywhere in between. "

During the interview with El Nacional, Florido badyzed the consequences of the international context on the Venezuelan crisis and the possible ways to bring down the regime.

With this in mind, he highlighted the roles of the European Union and the Lima Group and said that China had joined the idea of ​​the contact group. However, he stressed that always "there is a lot to do with Russia""In order for him to finally understand that his investments may be safer with us than with the regime, he will take support from Maduro and it will be weakened and only with Cuba." A possible democratic alternative government will work to have a foreign policy open to the world, based on the interests of Venezuelans. "

Regarding the options that remain to get the dictator out, he acknowledged that the ideal would be a bargain, although he remembered that the regime had never kept its word when it came to the end. he had sat down to talk. "The second is the recognition of the national armed force in Guaidó (…) and the third scenario is an intervention through international cooperation." Although he did not exclude it, He clarified that the idea of ​​an intervention "is not what we wish because it would have significant consequences".

"The imprisonment of Juan Requesens, Caro and Marrero shows that the regime has decided to leave, while Benito Mussolini of Italy has ended"he concluded.