The European Parliament has appointed Guaidó as President – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The European Parliament will vote on a resolution recognizing Juan Guaidó as interim President of Venezuela check that Nicolás Maduro "publicly rejected the possibility of holding new presidential elections" after the request of the European Union.

Sources of popular and socialist groups in the European Parliament, the two main parties, confirmed to the EFE news agency that will vote in favor of this resolutionSo he already has enough support among parliamentarians to move forward.

"The European Parliament recognizes Juan Guaidó as acting interim President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in accordance with the Constitution of Venezuela and expresses your absolute support for your roadmap", Said Parliament in the resolution to vote on Thursday and to which EFE had access.

The resolution is also drafted on behalf of the Conservative and Reform Party (ECR) and the Liberal Group (ALDE), although liberal sources suggest that Some deputies of this formation could not join the support.

The text also calls on the head of European diplomacy, Federica Mogherini, and the EU Member States to recognize Guaidó "until new free, transparent and credible presidential elections can be convened to restore the democracy".

The resolution condemns the violence and repression in the country and rejects "any proposal or attempt that may involve the use of violence to resolve the crisis".

He also recalls that the National Opposition Assembly is "the only legitimate democratic organization in Venezuela" and stresses that its powers "must be restored and respected", including "the security of its members".

The European Parliament held a debate this afternoon on the situation in Venezuela with the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides, who reiterated that "Fair and free" elections are "the only way out of this crisis".

"The crisis is worsening every day and we risk destabilizing the entire region," warned the commissioner, who also recalled that millions of people had left the country and that the Venezuelan people "demanded a democracy. mbadive".

Stylianides pointed out that the EU "has made its voice heard" with the statement on behalf of the Twenty-Eight, in which it called for the rapid organization "of free, fair, democratic and political elections. credible "to which all forces can participate.