Juan Guaidó arrived in Venezuela despite Maduro's threat: "We are strong and we are going from the front"

CARACAS

Juan Guaidó

He entered this afternoon

Venezuela

despite the threat of the

Nicolás Maduro

to stop for the alleged violation of a restriction on leaving the country that weighs on the president in charge.

"We are here in Venezuela, we are strong and we are progressing," said Guaidó after pbading through customs controls without problems and met his supporters at Maiquetía airport in Caracas. Several European ambbadadors who support his campaign are in place to receive it.

"We entered Venezuela as free citizens, nobody tells us the opposite," he wrote on Twitter when he arrived in the country.

Previously, in a new audio message broadcast by social networks, the opposition leader said: "Venezuelan brothers, as soon as you hear this message, I will be
On the way back home, I go back there. In a few hours, I will be with the men and women I admire most, who have resisted those who resisted this tyranny for years. "

"I have not given a more beautiful task than to return to my country of origin, nothing fills me with more enthusiasm than to return to the country of origin in order to continue this fight back, all together, "continued the House leader. "I am determined to return to our country what few people wanted to steal from us, we are stronger than ever," he added.

In addition, the opposition called to go out and walk together to send a message to the Chavez government and continue the work of those who are no longer here, who have fallen in the middle of their fight. Guaidó named among them Oscar Pérez, the rebel soldier who rose against the Bolivarian in mid-2017 and who was murdered months later by government forces.

Guaidó left Ecuador yesterday afternoon and has not yet specified where he was or where he would enter the country. "But as soon as I arrive, whatever the path taken by the dictator, we will continue, there is a well-established way: cessation of the usurpation, transitional government and free elections".

The president in charge, a 35-year-old engineer recognized as legitimate president by dozens of countries, will return to Caracas after last week's tour to Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador, with the aim to increase international pressure against Bolivarian

Faced with the imminence of his return, while he could be arrested after the Supreme Court of Justice banned him from leaving the country, Guaidó asked Venezuelans to demonstrate Monday and Tuesday across the country against Maduro , which maintains that its opponents Washington seeks to overthrow and seize the oil wealth of Venezuela, plunged into a serious economic crisis.

The threat of Maduro

Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez today offered an interview in which she warned that Chavismo would "take the necessary steps" before Guaidó arrived.

"Their behavior, their activities, will be carefully badyzed by these institutions and appropriate measures will be taken," Rodriguez said during a dialogue with a Russian channel, according to what was published by RT. Even the Chavists insisted that in Venezuela there are "strong and durable institutions" and "the rule of law".

A few days ago, Maduro had warned that if the Speaker of Parliament returned to the country "he should see the face of justice."