The impressive comparison of the opposition and government marches in Venezuela, seen from a satellite

Every time the Venezuelan opposition organizes an action to invade the streets of the country with protesters, the regime of Nicolás Maduro organizes its own event try to hide the inocultable: an overwhelming majority rejects him.

Chavismo's hard core, now reduced to 12%, is constantly focused by Chavismo's communications camera cameras during events in its favor. But the "red tide" needs close-ups that exalt the emotional faces and avoid showing the dimension of the call.

The reality was demonstrated by satellite photos captured last Saturday by DigitalGlobe and released this week.

Neither the celebration of 20 years of chavism, nor the presence of Maduro (reappeared in a public act after six months, when two drones exploded during a military stop) could add a significant stream.

In turn, the march called by Juan Guaidó to demand the exit of Maduro and in protest for free elections Mbadive badistance, as you can see from the air.

In inviting his supporters to continue "on the street", Guaidó called two "major mobilizations": one on the occasion of the Youth Day in Venezuela, February 12, and the following day. other relating to the arrival of humanitarian aid, whose date was not known. he precised.