Juan Guaidó announced his return to Venezuela and called for mobilizations throughout the country

The president of the National Assembly of Venezuela and self-proclaimed president of the country, Juan Guaidó, this Saturday in Ecuador has completed its tour of the region by announcing his return to Venezuela and calling for mobilizations next week.

"I announce my return home from Ecuador, a brother country that is resuming today with productive relations for our peoples, to cope not only with the migration crisis, but also with the scourge of corruption Guaidó said in an address after meeting the Ecuadorian President, Lenin Moreno.

He succeeded after a brief visit to the Ecuadorian town of Salinas, where he had a private audience with Moreno, who transferred support from his government to cooperate to restore freedom and democracy in Venezuela.

"We wish to become those of us who are finally helping freedom and democracy to return to Venezuela"said the Ecuadorian president at the naval base of Salinas.

Moreno recalled that more than 250,000 "Venezuelan brothers were received with the love and attention that they deserve" in Ecuador.

And referring to a possible solution and the intransigence of Nicolás Maduro, he said that "the stubbornness of the leader has become symptomatic" and that, for "retaining power", "are carried out the activities the more sinister ".

In the afternoon, the two leaders visited the coastal city promenade where Guaidó was hailed by members of the Venezuelan community who chanted "freedom, freedom!". and some of them shook hands and made selfies with him.

In his address to the high Ecuadorian authorities and members of his delegation in which his wife Fabiana Rosales visited, Guaidó called on the Venezuelan people to take to the streets "on Monday and Tuesday, while it was Also acts of a carnival in Venezuela ".

"Today, we have little to celebrate and much to do, so we will call for demonstrations during these days, always in the framework of the Constitution," he added.

On January 23, Guaidó was sworn in as the country's responsible president when he felt that Nicolás Maduro had usurped that post and gained recognition from fifty countries, including Ecuador.

Last week he traveled to Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina, where he was received with the honors of the heads of state.

Until now, he did not know when he had planned to return to his country, which could be Sunday, after leaving Ecuadorian soil in the morning.

Guaidó left Caracas at the end of last week to visit Colombia, on the border with Venezuela, and to participate in a concert for Venezuelans and the delivery of humanitarian aid to that country. , badistance denied by the executive. from Miraflores, which he described as "usurper".

The Venezuelan political leader faces a detention order when he returns to his country for violating the ban on leaving the country.

In his speech, he urged the Venezuelan authorities to take part in the demonstrations called and badured the amnesty of people in uniform who cease to cooperate with Chavismo and those who badured them that he was not asking them to "revolt".

He reviewed the dramatic situation in his country, where he badured that 300,000 people were at risk of dying, that "the Venezuelan survives with 6 dollars a month" and that eight children under three died recently in a region. , lack of inputs such as serum, which could not stop the diarrhea suffered.

However, he positively appreciated "all presidents' statements" with which he has spoken in recent days in the countries he visited, in addition to Chile, Sebastián Piñera, and Panama, Juan Carlos Varela, in Colombian territory

And predicted the call for elections "very soon", after noting that "today, Venezuelans from all sectors are united around a simple goal: free elections in Venezuela".

The European Union (EU) warned Saturday that any action likely to endanger the "freedom, security or personal integrity" of the President of the National Assembly of Venezuela would increase tension and deserve to be sentenced.

"The European Union underlines its conviction that the solution to the multi-dimensional crisis affecting Venezuela can only be political, democratic and peaceful," said EU High Representative for Foreign Policy Federica Mogherini in a statement on behalf of the twenty-eight.