Shocking scenes of the battle at the Venezuelan Embassy | Chronic

Five people were arrested in front of the Venezuelan embbady after a strong crossing between protesters linked to Nicolás Maduro against other groups who have offered their support to Juan Guaidó.

According to municipal police sources, those arrested were reportedly following riots that began when a group of people badaulted a security forces officer and a Venezuelan protester.

Of the five detainees, one was injured with a diagnosis of "acoustic trauma" and was safely returned to Fernández Hospital, then transferred to Bazterrica Clinic.

The persons apprehended under the cover "Injuries and injuries" were identified as Rodolfo Martin Dagnese (46) Daniel Alejandro Fernández (38) Amancio Villalba (39) Luciano Álvarez (44) and Martín Velázquez (41).

The call for Guaidó support was launched from 15 hours via social networks and gathered mainly Venezuelans living in Argentina.

Shortly after the 16th, leftist groups, including the Territorial Liberation Movement (MTL) and the group "Darío Santillán", came forward and expressed their support for the Maduro Chavist government, which provoked riots and reports of flights on the spot.

One of the summoners in support of Guaidó, Sergio ChepesHe explained that they met each other "support our loved ones in Venezuela " and noted that, as in those hours in his country, they are distinguished by a blue ribbon ",which has been defined as an emblem of struggle and freedom ".

A protester spoke exclusively with cronica.com.ar "We want to finally leave the dictatorship, it's been too many years, more than 20 years.The people first thought that Chávez was a marvel, but everything was a hoax." All he has done is deliver Venezuela to Cuba. because those who rule today are the Cuban people, "he added.

Other women who were in the place said that "We have the Chinese who end our wealth and we are indebted to Chile and Russia." "The dictatorship invades the demonstrators with a tank"he says adding"We are a country that lives on three dollars a month minimum wage".