Juan Guaidó denounced the fact that Nicolás Maduro's police had surrounded his home: "He thinks it's going to scare us"

Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president, Juan Guaidó, denounced Thursday that special forces are close to his home to intimidate his family and accused President Nicolás Maduro of his safety.

"The FAES is at home and asks Fabiana, my wife," said the opposition leader at a public ceremony in the auditorium of the country 's main university, in Caracas.

"At this point, the dictatorship thinks it's going to intimidate us," said Guaidó, who immediately left the event to check what was going on with his family.

After the complaint, neighbors and journalists quickly approached Guaidó's house. In the middle of the tension, the self-proclaimed president rebadured everyone when he left home with his daughter in his arms and accompanied by his wife.

"While they were asking questions about my wife, FAES members approached on two bikes. a white van pbaded without identification at the guardhouse. They said they were members of security in search of information, "he said.

The Special Forces of Action (FAES) is a state security corps that operates in poor areas of Venezuela. They were created by Maduro in 2016 and became the main team that participated in the crackdown on popular protests on the streets.

OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro condemned the "intimidation" of Venezuelan security forces denounced by the self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela.

"We strongly condemn the intimidation of President Juan Guaidó and his family in the repressive forces of the usurping dictatorship of Venezuela. This is the "dialogue" of Nicolás Maduro; Let's hope that no country or democratic organization is ready, "he said on his Twitter account.

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