The representative of Guaidó in Argentina answered Maduro: "Non legislative, yes presidential"

February 2, 2019

The woman led the protest against the Chavez government and said the leader "did not understand the message of society".

Elisa Trotta Gamus, the representative of Juan Guaidó in Argentina, it was she who was the first to answer Nicolás Maduro after having proposed for this year the legislative elections scheduled for 2020 to renew the National Assembly (NA).

"We are not asking for legislative elections, which must take place by the end of next year, we are clearly asking for presidential elections for the cessation of the usurpation", said the representative of Guaidó in the country.

Trotta Gamus I consider that Nicolás Maduro "Obviously he did not understand the message" who sent the opposition, the Group of lima, which integrates Argentina, United States and the European Union, as far as the need to hold presidential elections as a political solution to the crisis.

Juan Guaidó directs a mbadive march in Caracas and Maduro orders a solid military training

The leader of Chavez directed Saturday afternoon the 20 years of the arrival of his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, to the Venezuelan government.

During the ceremony, the chief said: "The Constituent Assembly debates several projects: you know the crisis going through the bourgeois National Assembly". "The constituent has in its agenda the evaluation constitutional, historical and political call a parliamentary election advance this year".

"I agree that the legislative power of the country is" relegitimate "and that let's go to free elections, with guarantees and the people decide for a new National Assembly, are you in agreement? ", to the surprise of many, asked the president to whom the crowd was present answered "Yes", at once.

It should be noted that the Spanish president, Pedro Sanchez, issued an ultimatum last Saturday to Nicolás Maduro, asking him to meet in eight days before the elections "Just, free and transparent", under the threat of joining the United Statesand recognize Guaidó, Leader of the Opposition, as Acting President of Venezuela