Guaidó denounced the entrance of the Maduro police home and feared for the integrity of his family.

In the day yesterday, Guaidó reported that police officers went to his house and asked his wife to interrogate her, but she was not there.

The opposition leader accused Nicolás Maduro's government of keeping his family safe and said he had only his 20-month-old daughter in his house. one of the grandmothers. The Bolivarian national police denied via Twitter the attempt to interrogate Guaidó's wife.

In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Venezuelan politician who challenged Maduro again demanded the resignation of the leader of Chavez and badured him that there would be no civil confrontation.

Juan Guaidó, who has been recognized as the legitimate president of Venezuela by the United States and other countries, will not have the support of Italy, according to diplomatic sources. Neither will be added, among the European countries, Austria, Greece, Cyprus and Slovakia.

Next Monday will expire the eight-day mandate granted by Spain, France, the United Kingdom and Germany to Nicolás Maduro to convene new elections in Venezuela. If this condition is not fulfilled, the Chavista leader, those EU states, to which will be added other countries such as Portugal, Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands. Bas, Denmark and the Czech Republic, will recognize Guaidó as the legitimate interim president of Venezuela, which has already been done. Yesterday the European Parliament.

Source: El País