Guaidó Maduro: "We will not see the faces of fools"

Caracas.

The head of the Venezuelan parliament, Juan Guaidó, recognized as interim president by more than fifty countries, said Saturday that the Government of Nicolás Maduro You will not see "the stupid face" after the invitations to a dialogue from several countries and with which he said that Chavismo was trying to "make noise".

"The international contact group invites us, they want to facilitate the search for a solution and the scheme makes noise." Norway, a country that has negotiated conflicts around the world, invites us and wishes (the government) …) Do you think they will see us as fools? No, sir, "said Guaidó.

At a meeting with supporters at Barquisimeto, Lara State (west), opposition leader said opposition would use proposed mechanisms Norway, the international contact group, the Lima group "for three things: cessation of the usurpation (Maduro), transitional government and free elections ".

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He stressed that the opposition would continue to demonstrate in the streets against Maduro, because it is the "only element" available to Venezuelans "to take advantage of the change".

"Are you going to leave? Venezuela will leave for a small group of corrupt thieves, who want to fly Venezuelahe said, noting that he will not stop until he has managed to get Maduro out of power.

The parliamentarian is in Lara, browsing several areas and visited the long queues driven by drivers at gas stations because of the shortage of gasoline that affects much of the country.

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Venezuela has experienced a spike in political tension since last January, when Maduro He swore a new six-year term after winning an election described as fraudulent. Guaidó has been proclaimed interim president, With the recognition of more than 50 countries in the USA. in the head.

Since then, the political conflict has deepened and the European Union (EU), as well as countries in Latin America, have promoted mechanisms such as the International Contact Group to seek a negotiated solution to the crisis.

Norway He also proposed to be a mediator between the opposition and the Maduro government, although to date no further progress has been made on a possible solution to the conflict.