Juan Guaidó says that the National Assembly could approve an American intervention. 05/05/2019

Opposition leader Juan Guaidó said in an interview with the newspaper The Washington Post, that the National Assembly "probably" would study the option of a US military intervention. and that, "if necessary," he would even approve it.

"Dear friend, Ambbadador John BoltonThank you for all the help you have given to this just cause. Thank you for this option, we will evaluate it and the Assembly will probably take it into account to resolve this crisis. If necessary, we can approve it", replied Guaidó when asked if he would accept an intervention of the American armed forces in Venezuela.

The Speaker of the National Assembly baderted that such would be his answer if Bolton, National Security Advisor to the White House and one of the most difficult voices with the Nicolás Maduro government in Washington, put at his disposal American troops.

Even though US Patrick Shanahan, acting head of the Pentagon, said last Friday at the end of a meeting with Bolton that he wanted to leave room for a possible peaceful transition. "All options are on the table."

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During the interview, Guaidó, who has been recognized as the interim president of Venezuela by more than 50 countries, has described as "good news" the fact that the US Department of Defense. do not throw any scenario.

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"This is good news for Venezuela because we are evaluating all options.It is good to know that important allies, like the United States, are also badyzing all the options, which allows us to know it. If we need cooperation, we can have it"he said.

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The 35-year-old politician led an uprising on Tuesday in Caracas, which is losing steam with time.

"Perhaps because we still need more soldiers and regime officials who want to support him (the uprising), who support the Constitution, I think the variables are obvious at this point," he said. concluded.

EFE Agency.

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