Madre de Guaidó asked Venezuelans from Argentina to "come back" to "rebuild the country" | Chronic

Norka Márquez, the mother of the interim president of Venezuela Juan GuaidóHe asked that the Venezuelans who emigrated to Argentina resume their work in the reconstruction of the Caribbean country.

"I want them to take revenge to help us rebuild Venezuela, because this country will resurface and we need them", said Márquez interviewed by radio The Webwho said that his son "It's a big responsibility"but he badured that "He'll get there".

"But it is not only his responsibility, but also all Venezuelans: we must help him, we have to face this great challenge that he had to live to bring Venezuela to a good port, and we are close: the only thing we need is to anchor ", he said.

"For the country, we must put them all simultaneously: health, education, energy, there are children on the streets … everything, because Venezuela is upset in every respect, but many people are ready to do it", he added.

Márquez, who kept the interview of Caracas, said that his son saw him "big, strong"and added: "He is on a very good road, we will soon be free, we will have food, medicine, we will be happy as before".

He also avoided commenting on Pope Francis' position because he thought that "It was going to be something else"but considered that "everyone has their way of thinking, acting and living".

"We are very Catholic and we believe that Juan (Guaidó) will not happen to him"he added in the same direction.