The Maduro government's warning to the military rebels: "We forgive them life"

The number two considered Chavez, Diosdado Cabello, said Sunday that Nicolás Maduro he "spared his life" the group of soldiers who stood up Tuesday with the Speaker of Parliament, Juan Guaidó, that more than 50 countries have recognized as interim president of Venezuela.

"It was (that), we forgave your life, Nicolás Maduro raised the flag of peace and he spared them life, "Cabello said at a congress held in Caracas on Sunday by the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), citing the president's refusal to control the insurgents with force.

"It was very easy, a lighter white impossible to give (…), by land, easy, by plane, easier, where you saw that it was simple and that we did not We did not do it, we did not crack for provocation among them, "he added, pointing out that an armed confrontation with the rebel army" would not have lasted ten minutes ".

On Tuesday, Guaidó led a fleeting military uprising with dozens of soldiers and leader of his party, leader Leopoldo López, who gave up the sentence of almost 14 years in prison that he served at home to join the movement .

That day, Guaidó, surrounded by military and armored vehicles of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB, militarized police), called on the armed forces to ignore Maduro, as he did almost every day since his appointment as head of the Parliament last January. .

Maduro described this action as a attempted coup d'etatAlthough Guaidó said that in Venezuela, there would be a break in the constitutional order that they should stop it.

In this regard, Cabello said Saturday that the prosecutor's office had already opened an investigation and that the National Constituent Assembly, an organ that he heads and that a large part of the international community does not recognize not, "all requests for immunity research are received" from several deputies who allegedly participated in the attempted coup d'etat.

"Justice will happen, justice will come to all, do not doubt that," he said in response to supporters of Chavismo who, he said, expressed their frustration because Guaidó and López do not are not in detention.