Juan Guaidó denounced the intimidation of Maduro's special police

The self-proclaimed president in charge of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, denounced the fact that members of the FAES (Bolivarian Police Special Action Force) were at his home to persecute his family.

According to the 35-year-old politician, the police searched the city to find his daughter and his wife. in an act of intimidation towards him.

Guaidó quickly blamed Maduro for the physical integrity of himself and his family at an improvised dam conference held at his home. There he declared that "the game in Venezuela has changed" and again asked for free elections.

"They want to cross the red line, even the mafias have codes, including the family," added the president of the National Assembly.

What are FAES?

They were created in 2017 to attack poor neighborhood gangs after the failure of the armed forces and security.

In Venezuela, 40 killings were reported in the same number of days, many of whom would have been in the hands of these forces conducting night raids.

Today, the special forces are pursuing opponents who are taking part in protests against Nicolás Maduro's government. They dress completely black, are armed with guns and wear a hood that covers their face.

According to The New York Times newspaper in an article, the identity of officers and leaders of FAES and this one are unknown they receive only six months of training, focused mainly on loyalty to Nicolás Maduro.

Argentina has shown its solidarity

Chancellor Jorge Faurie quickly raised the issue: "We strongly condemn the intimidation of the special forces of the Bolivarian National Police (FAES) against the family of the president in charge Juan Guaidó," he wrote on his Twitter .

The government of Mauricio Macri is one of the most attached to Nicolás Maduro's trip.