Juan Guaidó on the crisis in Venezuela: "We want to avoid a violent outcome"

February 2, 2019

The President of the National Assembly of Venezuela thanked the Argentineans for their support and spoke of their safety.

Juan Guaidóproclaimed president "in charge" of Venezuela, pointed out support of Mauricio Macri to his government: "He was one of the world leaders with the most support we felt"

In an interview with Diario Clarín, the chief He also mentioned: "We are very grateful to Macri and the people of Argentina. His political and moral support for the cause of Venezuelan democracy has been considerable."

Then, the chief Venezuelan talked about recognition of Luis Almagro –General secretary of the Organization of American States (OAS) in relation to its mandate: "We have no words to express our gratitude to him. As secretary of the OAS, he gave a moral lesson to the whole continent."In this same line, he added:"The region still faces the challenge posed by dictatorships in Nicaragua and Cuba. So much remains to be done."

"Our message to our military is very clear: we do not want them to support a political party or a party, nor that they are divided, they face, or they give a coup d'etat Their loyalty is not to an individual, but to the nation that has entrusted them with the weapons to defend it. "

When you are asked questions about your Security and that of his the familyGuaidó said: "I do not live with the personal freedom to which I was accustomed but I do not hide myself. My performances are public and, fortunately, I have the support of people on the street."However, he acknowledged that he lived under"the threat of harbadment of the repressive bodies that still respond to Nicolás Maduro"

Finally, agent gave its opinion on the possibility of launching a armed intervention to finish with the diet of Maduro: "I hope that it will never happen. Our democratic struggle and our commitment to the Constitution are very difficult, but we have given it in this area because we believe in it and precisely because we want to avoid a violent outcome."