Juan Guaidó again challenges Maduro on his way to the barracks in Venezuela

After the failure of the military uprising, the release of opposition leader Leopoldo López and the mbadive demonstrations that took place in Caracas in recent days, Venezuelans are again on the streets, again called by the # 39; opposition. This Saturday, thousands of people will head to military units to ask uniformed police they rise up against Nicolás Maduro.

The demonstrations are led by the head of the Parliament, Juan Guaidó, who urged the population to to walk peacefully at the barracks throughout the country after appearing in a failed military uprising in Caracas on Tuesday.

According to Guaidó, the purpose of this day is to "send a message to the military family so that to dissociate from the regime for his own future, that of his country and that of his country ".

From the point of view of the Leader of the Opposition, the political, social and economic situation of the Caribbean country "is not sustainable and requires urgent structural changes". "To undertake this historic task, the role of the military institution It's fundamental, "he said.

"Throughout Venezuela, we will leave you a message to our armed forces take the step and put on the side of the Constitution, "said the parliamentarian in a video on Twitter.

Guaidó announced on April 30, in collaboration with Leopoldo López, the final phase of the "Operation Freedom" topple Maduro. According to the UN, five protesters have already been killed in recent protests against Maduro.