The regime of Nicolás Maduro repressed a protest against power cuts in Maracaibo: at least 30 people were injured

Venezuelans demonstrate Saturday 358 points of the country against Nicolás Maduro's regime and the failures of public services, which worsened after the frequent blackouts in March.

Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) Fund repressed the protesters They were heading to the headquarters of the National Electric Corporation in the Amparo area, in Maracaibo, in the state of Zulia, according to information provided by the student leader. José Javier Barboza.

according to The National, Barboza said that there were more than 30 injured protesters, between them seven university studentsbecause of the tear gas and pellets used by the Chavez regime's forces.

In addition, to the correspondent of the television signal VPI in Zulia, Maria Carolina Quintero, they stripped her of her belongings and she was touched cash on Bella Vista Avenue in Maracaibo. He also received threats to withdraw from the place.

Meanwhile, the correspondent of TV Venezuela Gerard Torres was also beaten.

Juan Guaidó called for demonstrations this Saturday as part of Operation Libertad operation, which has 358 demonstration centers on the national territory.

This morning, Juan Guaidó, acting president of Venezuela, said on his Twitter account: "Today, we are ready and organized to start the Liberty operation! Go to the streets to ask for the cessation of darkness and usurpation. "

He added: "There will be 358 national protest points. In Caracas, we will meet in El Marqués. Let's go with everything! "

From an act in an area west of Caracas, this Friday Guaidó insisted on asking his supporters do not get used to living in "darkness" and reiterated that lack of maintenance of power plants and state corruption in the company responsible for the supply of electricity, Corpoelec, are at the origin of the breakdowns d & # 39; electricity.

He also asked again be organized in each community with more events and mobilizations.

"What can the world help us? Of course, the world can help us, and I said it again and again, we do not have to wait (wait), hope is hopeless and, instead, no one is here asking for patience, "he said.

Guaidó, who is recognized president of more than fifty countries at the head of Venezuela, also asked the leaders of the opposition "unity, a lot of unity and mobilization"because he said"it's the key to success"

In addition, he criticized the way the government decided to apply the rationing of electricity, saying that "keep the light in Caracas sacrificed to the whole country"

For the opponent, this measure is due to the fact that the government "afraid of popular areas"That, in your opinion,"they are no longer with them"

Supporters of Chavismo also mobilize in Caracas to express their rejection of "terrorist attacks"The regime claims that the United States has committed and opposed the National Electricity System (SEN).

The region most affected by power outages is western Venezuela, where Zulia is located, a state that has experienced frequent power outages for months.