Juan Guaidó called to mobilize military units across Venezuela

May 4, 2019

The president in charge urged the company to demonstrate to put pressure on the armed forces. Meanwhile, Nicolás Maduro threatened to "cut off the heads".

After the failed uprising on Tuesday, the president in charge of Venezuela Juan Guaidó called for a new mobilization for this Saturday towards the military units and again asked for the cessation of activities for next week.

The objective of the Leader of the Opposition is to: to send a request to the armed forces to leave Nicolás Maduro and thus restore the institutional order and put an end to Chavez.

Guaidó, recognized as Venezuela's interim president by the opposition National Assembly, had urged workers to launch a "staggered strike" on Thursday. However, during the day, no reports or guild statements were presented.

Juan Guaidó asked Venezuelans to continue in the streets

"Thursday begins the operation" Freedom Union "in the direction of the general strike," had announced the opposition leader in front of thousands of protesters at a rally in Caracas. After this day, the chef launched a new call for "Organize and carry out a day of unemployment or sectoral protest over the next week".

Later in the day, he used his Twitter account to ask his supporters to put pressure on uniformed people to support what he calls "Operation Freedom."

"Saturday 4: peaceful national mobilization with the main military units to join the constitution," he said in the social network.

And he continued: "Continuing on the street is the only way to maintain the international community's attention, pressure and action, promote the constitutional performance of the armed forces and demonstrate to those who still support the dictator that there will be no stability as long as the usurpation will continue ".

"We call on our public officials, civil society, street people and the armed forces to deepen the formation of the aid and freedom committees, convene and join everyone in the national civic strike and the widespread manifestation, "he added.

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For its part, Maduro remains in power and is even threatened"There is a lot of deafness among civil servants who do not want to listen to the population, the crazy and the deaf are made, there are many good companions, I must admit, but we also have a manager there. who is mad and who then asks you for this role and the other and who solves nothing. We will cut the heads of all those who must be cut so that they can learn to respect our people "