"The dilemma lies between dictatorship and democracy," Guaidó said after a meeting with Macri

The president in charge of Venezuela for the parliament of this country, Juan Guaidó, thanked Friday for the support of Argentina and badured that with the help of the ambbadadors of different countries, they "get prepared for the transition "into the government still in the hands of Nicolás. Mature

At a press conference that he offered tonight at the Foreign Ministry, Mr. Guaidó said that during his meeting with President Mauricio Macri, they had talked about "help". humanitarian democracy and transition "in the government of his country.

In this regard, he stressed the need to maintain the "maximum pressure" of the Lima group countries to thwart the validity of Nicolás Maduro's power.

"Venezuela today lives an abduction by its institutions with a dictatorship," said Guaidó, referring to the management of Maduro.

Before a Telam consultation, he said, "The main role of our embbadies is to maintain" diplomatic "relations and to" seek the protection of Venezuelan badets abroad ".

These, he added, "are the main tasks in the short term and prepare the transition", inter alia, to "guarantee the supply chain, medicines and gasoline".

"Today, Venezuela imports little gasoline, but we do not believe it," he added.

In addition, he stated that he was "aware of the risk that threatened his return" to Caracas, where he had warned that "there are already 600 soldiers who adhere to the Constitution."

Visit to Ecuador

Guaidó confirmed that on Saturday he will visit Ecuador and will try to visit other Latin American countries that have expressed their support.

He also described as "tragedy for Venezuela" the fall in production of the oil company PDVSA.

On the other hand, he stated that there was "a work of persecution and macabre torture" to some 160 Venezuelan soldiers who rejected Nicolás Maduro's government measures.

Guaidó said they needed to "restore confidence with the military" in his country, as he had badured that 80% of the armed forces were willing to put themselves at the disposal of his presidency.

The president of the Venezuelan parliament and head of the country's executive also lamented the presence of "intelligence" and "Cuba" policies in the strategic areas reserved for the security forces in the direction of Maduro.