Juan Guaidó: "The end of the usurpation is near and very soon I will occupy my office in Miraflores"

"They said that there was an exit ban and that we went south, we are firmer than ever and we are facing people, we stay together, the cessation of the usurpation is very close, and very soon, I will find my office in Miraflores. ", Juan Guaidó disputed in his brief surprise appearance in the urbanization of Santa Monica, in Caracas.

The acting president of Venezuela He went to the corners of the capital to accompany the thousands of Venezuelans who were protesting Nicolás Maduro's regime on the fifth day of a power failure. it left in the dark almost the whole country and mortified the population with the lack of water and food.

The emergency, the worst power cut that affects this country of 30 million inhabitants, maintains intermittent service in several areas, although there are areas of the city. interior without electricity since last Thursday.

It is expected that Guaidó will continue his tour in different areas of Caracas to hold a face-to-face meeting with the protesters.

Spain, which supports Guaidó, Tuesday offered badistance to Venezuela to solve the gigantic blackout, saying it was due to a "very deteriorated" electricity system.

In the decree, the opposition asked the army to "refrain from" demonstrations and demanded "the immediate suspension" of the release of oil in Cuba in order avoid a shortage of gasoline in the country, where there are already long queues at the service stations. in fear that it will run out.

The regime attacks Guaidó

Chavismo blamed today the head of the Parliament for "the explosion" occurred in the Tacoa electric substation, located in the Venezuelan state of Vargas (north), which supplies electricity to the town. electricity in Caracas and other central states of the country.

Minister of Communication Jorge Rodríguez was accused in a statement to the press about the blackout that occurred on Thursday after a "sabotage" and a "cyber attack" on the country's main hydropower plant, the Guri, which feeds the 70% of the Caribbean nation that also owns thermoelectric power plants.

According to Rodríguez, one of these thermoelectric power plants, that of Tacoa, suffered an explosion after "cutting off the gas supply".

"You are so psychopathic, Mr. Guaidó, that you are MP for the state of Vargas (…) and that you know that you left Caracas much more vulnerable, you sabotaged the Tacoa factory ", did he declare. "Why Tacoa? Because (…) in the big Caracas, the capital, which lives more than 5 million people, the system is redone, is hydroelectric and thermoelectric, if this failure had occurred for reasons accidental (…) the great Caracas could easily have fed on Tacoa, "he continued.

However, Guaidó, recognized as interim president of Venezuela by fifty countries, He attributes to Maduro's executive the responsibility for the electrical crisis, which he considers illegitimate for winning an election characterized as fraudulent.