Juan Guaidó responded to Mexico and Uruguay: there will be no dialogue to keep "violators of rights in power"

The speaker of parliament and self-appointed president in charge of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, he said Friday in Mexico and Uruguay not to embark on a dialogue that seeks to maintain itself "violators of human rights in power"and repeated that he is only interested in a negotiation that accepts the cessation of"usurpationby Nicolás Maduro.

"We want to express with certainty and firmness that the democratic forces, the legitimate institutions and even less the people of Venezuela will participate in conversations and negotiations aimed at maintaining violators of human rights in power by deception, "he said in a letter posted on Twitter.

In the letter to the Presidents of Mexico and Uruguay, Andrés Manuel López Obrador and Tabaré Vásquez, respectively, ratifies that it will only be interested in a negotiation "when it is the one who definitely accepts the terms of the termination of the usurpation"

A negotiation which, adds, "to allow the effective transfer of power to the legitimate representatives of the Venezuelan people initiate a transition process that will lead to the holding of free elections, in which the participation of all democratic forces will be allowed in a fair and transparent manner. "

As well, criticized the neutrality of the representatives of these countries Pointing out that Venezuela is going through this stage, "to be neutral, it is to be on the side of a regime that condemns hundreds of thousands of human beings to misery, to hunger , to exile and even to death ".

Guaidó invited Mexico and Uruguay, which will present Friday in Paris a proposal for dialogue with the UN to promote a solution to the Venezuelan crisis, to reflect and to join the Union "contributors"to the requirement of"restore the constitutional order to set up a transitional government that leads"a process of free elections.

He stressed that anything that goes beyond this negotiating framework will only make the crisis worse.