Guaidó denounced the irregular presence of police in his home – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The acting president of Venezuela, appointed by the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, said Thursday that special police forces were at his home and accused Nicolás Maduro of "all they could do to his family.

"Right now, there are the FAES (Special Police Forces) at my home asking for my wife Fabiana, my daughter is at my house and I hold them responsible for everything they can do to my baby's 20 months, "he wrote in Twitter the anti-Chavez leader.

At the moment, FAES is at home at home. I make citizen Nicolás Maduro responsible for the integrity of my daughter who is there.

– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) January 31, 2019

A few hours ago, in an interview with the Spanish newspaper The countryGuaidó had blamed the president for the violence perpetrated in Venezuela in recent years, although he ruled out the possibility of a civil war.

"There is no risk of civil war because 90% of the population wants change," Guaidó said. "There is a small military leadership or support for the regime that is a non-paramilitary security for armed paramilitaries (…) to have any kind of resonance".

The anti-Chavez leader admitted that there was a risk of violence, but quickly pointed out that "the only ones who talk about violence and exercise it, in addition through FAES and paramilitaries, are Maduro and his regime ".

"Those who feed a thesis like this fuel precisely the violence," he insisted.

In addition, he was convinced that "at some point, the dissatisfaction of the armed forces will be expressed and that the opportunity must be opposed to the Constitution".