Juan Guaidó: "Soldiers of the homeland, put yourself on the side of the people of Venezuela"

"Nobody gets tired here, nobody surrenders, Venezuela wakes up!", Assured Juan Guaidó an hour and a half later than expected, in Plaza Bolívar de Chacao, in Caracas, surrounded by thousands of people. The opponent announced that Sunday will be known the date of "the great mobilization next week".

"Venezuela is awake to realize its dreams, not only will our youth come back and take the bread at the table, but we will see our children finish their studies in our country," Guaidó added. He has also pledged humanitarian aid, defended the country's badets from "the corrupt" and reopened Radio Caracas Television, the independent signal that Hugo Chávez has censored.

"I put my life at the service of Venezuela," he told the crowd.

"Even though he's sleeping with the band, he's not president," he said ironically, listing more than 20 countries in the world that recognize him as "acting president" of Venezuela .

The opponent also announced that the People's Assembly would continue on Saturday and that, From Sunday, the army will conduct a peaceful campaign to spread the "Amnesty Law" in order to "restore democracy". "Download the law, print it and leave it to your military friend, to your military parent, leave it under the door of the soldier who lives in your building," he asked.

According to the opponent, It is essential that representatives of the Venezuelan Embbady in countries where Maduro is not known continue their work, even though the regime has ordered the closure of their diplomatic delegations.. "Stay, take care of your people, and we need you to open international registers so that you can travel all over the world in the free elections we will have," he said.

"Many are wondering if they will imprison me or not … Understanding that we are in a dictatorship, we must continue in the street. "We are here, chest in the street." For him, they did not dare to stop him because his oath was constitutional. "A coup d'etat, it is they take me," he said.

Finally, he ruled out any possibility of dialogue and denied having negotiated with the leaders of Chavez.

Guaidó gave this lecture in the midst of a climate of high voltage in Venezuela. Since Nicolás Maduro took his second term on January 10, Venezuelan opponents declared "the usurpation of the presidency", they got great international support and even Guaidó himself has already been recognized interim president of the Lima group countries, the United States, the European Union and Canada.