Guaidó called to march to the barracks and challenges Maduro – Telam

The acting president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, emphasized the "fundamental" role of the army in the "transition" to move President Nicolás Maduro of power during a day marked by the march against – Move to the barracks in the north center of the South American country which left six dead.

Guaidó sought to take advantage of the discontent of the Bolivarian Armed Forces National (FANB) to cause a break, but the participation of citizens in his summons was reserved for another discreet.

"Our vision is that the armed forces have front-line capabilities," said Guaidó.

"The political, social and economic situation of our country is unsustainable and requires urgent structural changes, and in order to carry out this historic task, the role of the military institution is fundamental," he added.

Guaidó promised "a better future" for the military and called on the armed forces to "side with the Constitution," El Universal reported.

A little more than a hundred Venezuelans marched Saturday in the main barracks of the country to ask the armed forces to stop supporting President Maduro after the failed uprising on Tuesday.