Guaidó returned to Venezuela and summoned his supporters to the streets

Yesterday Juan Guaidó left Ecuador and set out for Venezuela in full operation reserved in front of the threat of being arrested by the government of Nicolás Maduro. The self-proclaimed president of the Caribbean country has promised to continue to report on the news through social networks and He again summoned his supporters to demonstrate in the streets.

After 1 pm, Argentina time, announced that he had already entered the country.

Upon the announcement of his return, the Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez warned: "Your behavior, your activities, will be carefully badyzed by the state institutions."

In a video that he broadcast live from Ecuador, accompanied by his wife, Guaidó thanked the support of several countries in the region, including the help of Colombia.

At the end of his tour of Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador, Guaidó warned that if he was arrested, "clear instructions" would be given to allies of the international opposition and members of the opposition. National Assembly, majority majority.

The United States and the European Union have warned that any measure that jeopardizes the freedom of the opposition leader could trigger a "firm response" and a "great escalation of tensions".