The dictator Nicolás Maduro threatened the opposition and declared that the impulse against the "terrorists" would not budge

The dictator Nicolás Maduro Threatened Thursday to the opposition and badured not to move to stop the "terrorist groups", after the forces of Chavez arrested and accused the main collaborator of the interim president, Juan Guaidó, at the head of a terrorist cell in the country.

"I want it to be clear that the Bolivarian and Revolutionary Venezuelan government does not want to move their arms to fight terrorist groups, drive them to prison, it is not politics what they do , it's just terrorismMaduro said in an act on the compulsory television network.

It is feared that the arrest of Roberto Marrero to be the beginning of an escalation against the opposition that could result in the detention of Juan Guaidó. This was noted by US Republican Senator Marco Rubio, who denied the fact on his Twitter account.

Interior Minister, Néstor Reverol, accused Thursday Marrero, Guaidó's chief of staff, recognized as president in charge of more than fifty countries, of being responsible for a terrorist cell that was planning to launch attacks in the country.

Marrero was arrested at dawn during a raid on his home, executed by agents of the Bolivarian Intelligence Service (SEBIN), whom Guaidó has described as "kidnapping" and "new clumsiness of the Maduro regime.

The dictator Chavez said that the regime was "dismembering, dismantling and rendering justice" to the entire terrorist group, which hired mercenaries from Colombia and Central America and "manages a lot of people." 39, money with gringo funds ".

According to the dictator, the group had planned to attack barracks and units with mercenaries as well as hospitals, subway stations and other targets.

He accused the United States of having a "group of evil puppets to take over the country", to seize, dominate and enslave Venezuela to their designs and interests.

Venezuela is going through a deep political crisis that worsened last January after Maduro took office for a period of six years after the international community rejected the elections and declared Guaidó as president in They recognized more than ever. fifty countries.