Nicolás Maduro wants to advance the elections to Parliament headed by Juan Guaidó

The dictator Nicolás Maduro announced that he would seek to advance the elections to the National Assembly, currently under the control of the anti-Chavez coalition led by Juan Guaidó, recognized as acting president by more than 50 countries.

In an act at the Miraflores Palace, Maduro called on the opposition to vote in the elections. "We are going to hold elections, we are going to the early elections of the National Assembly," he added.

The current National Assembly, which was left in the hands of the anti-revolt Mesa coalition of Unidad Democrática after a historic electoral victory in 2015, and its five-year term ends only in December 2020..

"Oppositions, we will measure ourselves at the electoral level, we will make elections, we will legitimize the only institution that has not been legitimized in the last 5 years, We are going to elections before the National Assembly to find out who has the votes. The elections now! Maduro challenged and added: "Who will win? The Chavista people, Christian and revolutionary".

The dictator launched this challenge at the anniversary ceremony of his last presidential election, qualified as a fraudster by more than 50 countries.

Maduro also spoke about the dialogue in Norway with Guidó's envoys. "We had a very positive first day with the Norwegian government's mediation in northern Europe," he said. However, he badured that it is not "a bobalicón, an inocentón". "I believe in peace, but I prepare the people to defend the homeland as it is, with a united and united armed force, with militias and people in formation, "he threatened.

The ANC, composed of some 545 members, has been operational since August 2017 and was scheduled to run until August this year, a period that will follow constituents' approval until December 2020.

The scheme will now ask the ANC to approve the progress of the legislature, which is taken for granted because it is dominated by Chavismo. The constituency is the same as this month withdrew parliamentary immunity to about 12 Guaidó deputies after being accused by the Supreme Court of Justice chaviste to support the uprising against the dictatorship in late April .