Juan Guaidó called to mobilize military units across Venezuela

After the uprising on Tuesday failed and failed the call to strike "Disconcerted" Thursday, Venezuelan parliament speaker Juan Guaidó insisted he called for a mobilization on Saturday to military units and again asked for the cessation of activities for next week.

Guaidó, recognized as Venezuela's interim president for half a hundred countries, called on workers to start a "progressive stop" Thursday, but during the day there were no reports neither guild declarations.

"Thursday, will begin the operation" Freedom Union "in the direction of the general strike," Guaidó announced in front of thousands of demonstrators at a rally in Caracas. After this day without success, the leader launched a new call "organize and carry out a day of unemployment or sectoral protest during the next week".

But before the cessation of activities, Guaidó raised his supporters press the uniform to support what he calls "Operation Freedom", the plan he's leading for topple Nicolás Maduro.

"Saturday 4: national mobilization in peace to major military units to join the constitution, "he said on Twitter.

Guaidó insisted: "Continue on the street it is the only way to maintain the attention, the pressure, the action of the international community, to promote the constitutional performance of the armed forces and to show to those who still hold the dictator that there will be no stability as long as the usurpation continues. "

"We call on our public officials, civil society, people on the street and the armed forces to deepen the formation of the aid and freedom committees, convene and add everyone for the National Civic Strike and widespread protest, "he added.

For this Friday, the parliamentarian asked that they be done "Assembled across the country extend these lines and call for future mobilizations. "For Sunday, the opposition will hold a"vigil and prayer for the martyrs and freedom. "Up to now, five protesters have died in the last protests against Maduro, according to the UN.

During a week under high tension, Guaidó received a wide support from his supporters in the streets of Venezuela and the heads of state of the continent and Europe.