Juan Guaidó: "It looks like they want to run me"

From Colombia, where he has crossed the weekend to try to bring humanitarian aid, Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president, Juan Guaidó, has denounced the threats hanging over him, ruling him out. Exile and stated that the transition was inevitable.

In an interview with the newspaper The weatherGuaidó was determined to return to Venezuela, although he still does not know how. "We will decide according to the security, because the threats are already It seems like they want to run, we will use the best decision based on the interests of our people, "he said.

According to Guaidó, it took him 42 hours to move from Caracas to Cúcuta on weekends. He had to camouflage himself and change because he was forbidden to leave the country.

The leader of the opposition, recognized by some 50 countries, said that received threats from Chavismo, but pointed out that the only way to bring down Maduro is to "go to Venezuela".

"My fear is not for my life or my freedom, I know what I'm facing in Venezuela. All those who do politics in Venezuela know what we are exposing ourselves to, "he said, referring to" thousands of political prisoners, exiles, asylums, exiles, murdered like the case of Fernando Albán ".

"Our moment, the moment of Venezuela deserves that the president in charge be in Caracas", he insisted.

In the interview, in which he called the Maduro government of "Dictatorship"Or" to the previous government, "said Guaidó, saying that Maduro no longer had the support of the people, nor that of neighboring countries.

"They resist, as they say, they no longer exercise government, they resist what is inevitable," he said.

On how to make Maduro fall, Guaidó said that does not exclude any option, not even the use of force. "All options are on the table," he insisted several times.

"Our moment, the moment of Venezuela deserves that the president in charge be in Caracas"

"We are considering all the options that would lead us to the end of the usurpation, the transitional government and free elections at the lowest possible social cost, and that generate stability in our country to face the crisis. humanitarian emergency, "said Guaidó.

Although he acknowledged that "diplomacy is still the best option," the interim president claimed that "it's not true either that peace is the absence of We are not talking about the peace of cemeteries in Venezuela. "

"We have all opted for peace, we have all opted for the meeting, for the reconciliation of our people, the only one who is engaged in the war is Maduro," said Guaidó.

To undermine the main allies of Maduro, Russia and China, Guaidó insisted that recognize the commitments taken by chavismo.

"Today, Maduro is simply a cost, a cost for everyone, that is for Russia, for China and, of course, for Venezuela, which has paid the highest cost in this process, but it is also for Colombia, for Brazil, it is also for the stability of the continent. "

The president also presented a roadmap for the reconstruction of the country, which goes through "Venezuela's oil recovery", the exploitation of "natural resources such as aluminum, diamond and coltan" and tourism.