In a global vigil, Venezuelans denounce the humanitarian crisis that Maduro does not slow down

The Venezuelan diaspora dissident in various countries of the world organized a vigil this Saturday to denounce the humanitarian crisis crossed by the South American country and to protest peacefully against the blackout of electricity remained without electricity supply for 120 consecutive hours.

Summoned by the Aid and Freedom Coalition Venezuela, a volunteer movement organized by President Juan Guaidó, citizens residing in More than 200 cities in the world they focus on honoring the died because of the electrical crisis and alert on the urgency of humanitarian aid and the worsening of the energy crisis.

In Buenos Aires, the concentration takes place in the Güemes Squarein front of the Basilica of the Holy Spirit. Also in the Rivadavia Square Bahía Blanca and in Bv. Maritime Peralta Ramos, in Mar del Plata.

Fatigue invades the Venezuelan population in the midst of demonstrations

This declaration of the Venezuelan community in the world, combined with internal mobilizations in Venezuela, is part of Guaidó's new strategy to activate his forces in order to national march to be held in the next few days and will look for the conquest of the Miraflores Palace, headquarters of the Venezuelan executive located in Caracas.

The cause of the electrical crisis in Venezuela has not been clarified yet. On the one hand, sources linked to Nicolás Maduro have denounced allegations of sabotage and "electromagnetic" attacks on the brain of the El Guri hydroelectric power station, which supplies 85% of the energy needed for the power station. countries, and secondly, industry experts claim that this is a consequence of the lack of maintenance for decades and deprofessionalisation of the sector.

Meanwhile, Maduro's district attorney, Takeck William Saab, opened an investigation against Juan Guaidó for his alleged responsibility in the electricity crisis, taking as "revealing fact" a tweet published a few hours after the blackout in which he said: "Venezuela is clear that the light comes with the cessation of the usurpation ".

In 2018, the Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict registered 3.176 protests against precariousness in the provision of services in this country.

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