Juan Guaidó: "I'm going home, I'm asking you to go out on the streets"

"I am on the way back, I will continue to work on our route and strengthen the internal pressure that will allow us to liberate our country, I ask you to listen, broadcast this audio and leave at 11 am in the street"Juan Guaidó badured in his last message of the social network Twitter.

Opponents will march Monday throughout Venezuela to accompany the return of their leader, Juan Guaidó, fearing to be arrested by the government of Nicolás Maduro for circumventing a court order forbidding him to leave the territory.

Recognized by more than 50 countries as interim president of Venezuela, Guaidó, 35, returns from a tour of Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador, which kicked off on February 22 in Cucuta, Colombia, as part of the nation's failed attempt. 39, admission of humanitarian aid.

His return to Venezuela puts the regime in a dilemma: if it stops, it would trigger a strong international and internal reaction, and if he left it free, the lowest cost according to badysts would show some weakness.

"Guaidó has decided to enter yes or yes, it's another political battle and everything will depend on the goal that Maduro thinks he can get.One thing is that he wants to stop and another that he can, "political scientist Luis Salamanca told AFP.

It is unclear until here how he will enter Venezuela, whether he will do it at Simón Bolívar International Airport (which serves Caracas) or in secret, as he left it, according to him , with the help of Venezuelan soldiers on the border with Colombia.