Mauricio Macri supported the operation "Libertad" in Venezuela: "That the suffering and the fear of the Venezuelans cease"

President Mauricio Macri today supported the "Operation Freedomhe summoned Juan Guaidó in Venezuela against the regime of Nicolás Maduro. In a series of messages posted on social networks, the president said: "We hope that the moment will be decisive for the reconstruction of democracy, that the long anguish that led to the suffering and fear of Venezuelans ends and begins a period of freedom, common sense and growth ".

In turn, Macri has ratified the position of Argentina to "recognize" Guaidó in his position as president responsible and ignore "the authority of the dictator Maduro". "The history of Venezuela's last twenty years leaves a lesson and a warning for the whole region: when democracies depart from messianic personalities and populism, they sooner or later become dictatorships," he said. -he declares.

For the head of state, "the lack of democracy is not only a political problem, it is accompanied by lack of energy, lack of supply, political persecution, expropriations, the militarization of politics. personal contempt and paranoia, exercise of power ".

Chancellor Jorge Faurie. "The spirit of freedom that encourages Venezuelans at the moment has the support of the Argentines so that democracy reigns in Venezuela, a sister," said the official on social networks.

In addition, and in statements on CNN radio, he felt that the release of Leopoldo López "is a positive fact for democracy" and affirmed that since the country "the political and social situation of Venezuela is followed with attention" , which is badyzed between the member countries of the so-called Lima group.

Guaidó, accompanied by opposition leader Leopoldo López, today appealed to Venezuelans: "Let's go to the streets, the National Armed Forces, to continue deployment until we consolidate. the end of the already irreversible usurpation, "he said.

The Maduro regime's first reaction to this call was to launch tear gas at the Altamira distributor, which includes part of the army and supporters of Guaidó, who support the uprising against the Chavez government.

"We are informing the people of Venezuela that we are currently facing and deactivating a small group of treacherous militaries who have placed themselves in the Altamira distributor to promote a coup against the Constitution and peace of the Republic," said Jorge. Rodríguez, Minister of Communication of Nicolás Maduro's regime.

Another measure of Chavismo was the blocking of several Internet services. According to data from NetBlocks, an NGO working on digital rights and cybersecurity, Internet provider ABA CANTV has limited access to Twitter, Periscope, Facebook and many other services after the announcement by Juan Guaidó of the final phase of the operation Libertad the La Carlota military base.