Guaidó enters the "final phase" to put Maduro out of power – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The Speaker of Parliament, Juan Guaidó, began this weekend what he termed "final phase" of his plan to get the sovereign's departure Nicolás Maduro of power and called for new protests next Wednesday throughout the country.

"Everyone on the streets until the final phase of the termination of the (usurpation of Maduro)," said Guaidó, who proclaimed acting president of the Venezuela Last January, when he considered the Venezuelan president illegitimate for having sworn in a new presidential term after winning an election described as fraudulent.

In front of thousands of supporters, the opposition leader stressed that this "final phase", which is part of what is also called "Operation Freedom", seeks to articulate its supporters in Venezuela's communities to increase the pressure in the streets against Maduro.

He also called on officials to surrender on Monday at the Parliament's headquarters to activate the "corresponding to the Liberty Operation" phase, and reiterated his call to form "orders of badistance and freedom" in all Venezuela to keep people mobilized, articulated and informed of future actions.

According to him, there are now 2,000 commandos all over the country. He also informed that in Venezuela a "world meeting" of the leaders would be devoted to "the humanitarian emergency" and the search for possible solutions, without however giving more details.

For his part, Maduro once again emphasized dialogue as a solution to the political conflict and asked Mexico, Bolivia, Uruguay and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to take over. Mechanism of Montevideo.

"I'm calling on President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President of Uruguay, Mr. Tabaré Vázquez, President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, President of Uruguay … the 14 Caricom governments to resume the dialogue initiative decided in Montevideo, "he said.

He called for "ending the terrorist attacks" against his government, which almost always blames the opposition and the United States.

The President also took the opportunity to comment on the country's electricity situation and said he was working to restore the fluid's normalcy after last month's power outages. he attributes to acts of sabotage committed by the administration of Donald Trump and his detractors.