Guaidó asked for military aid in the United States | Chronic

The head of the Venezuelan parliament, Juan Guaidó, appointed acting president by this body, asked his diplomatic representative in the United States, Carlos Vecchio, which coordinates with the southern command of this country a possible cooperation before the Venezuelan crisis, while the government of Nicolás Maduro denounced a "provocation" of Washington.

"We asked our ambbadador Carlos Vecchio to meet immediately and, as seen via Twitter, with Southern Command and Admiral to establish direct relations in cooperation"said the opposition leader, recognized by 50 countries as interim president, in front of dozens of people concentrated on the Alfredo Sadel square in eastern Caracas.

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He reiterated that with the Allied governments, at the head of the United States, keep "all options" on the table in the search for a solution to the national crisis that includes, as he says, said, the exit of Nicolás Maduro's power that he considers an illegitimate agent.

Guaidó explained that this meeting was also aimed at "to reach the necessary pressure" put an end to the so-called Bolivarian revolution, in power since 1999.

"I've always talked about cooperation (because intervention in Venezuela already exists"), he went on to denounce the alleged participation of Cubans in the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB) and the presence in the country of the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN)

Guaidó's statements, as part of a new opposition march, occur 48 hours after the leader of the US Southern Command, Craig Faller, post a message on Twitter in which it was put to the order of the Venezuelan opponent.

"At the invitation of Guaidó and the legitimate government of Venezuela, we will talk about our support for the leaders of the FANB who make the right decision, respect the Venezuelans first and restore the constitutional order., said the US military.

The head of the Venezuelan parliament said Thursday that his country had already crossed the "red line" to demand foreign military cooperation, but stressed that the mechanism depended on which countries would decide to provide badistance in this area.

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"On the possibility or not of military cooperation on Venezuelan soil (…) and if it will be necessary or not, would say some, or I would say, that we had a red line for a long time", indicated the day before yesterday at a press conference indicating that "the urgency" of the country "is obvious".

"Look at the word that I have used, military cooperation on Venezuelan soil, there is no possibility of intervention, why, because the intervention already exists, the l & # 39; Cuban army exercising intelligence and counterintelligence functions in Venezuela, the Russian army "He continued.