The United States denounced "atrocious intimidation" raid of the police chavist at the home of Juan Guaidó

United States The police visit to the seat of the Speaker of the Venezuelan Parliament, the Leader of the Opposition, sentenced Thursday as an "atrocious" act of intimidation Juan Guaidó, who denounced that a group of agents went home with the intention of questioning his wife, which the police denies.

"The United States sees these acts of intimidation as very serious, atrocious and the international community should see them in the same way", he added.

The Vice President, Mike Pence, said on his Twitter account that Washington "He will not tolerate the damage done to those who are fighting for freedom and democracy in Venezuela."

For his part, the security advisor White House, John Bolton, also went on this social network to lament that the "thugs" of Faes terrorized innocent children in Venezuela.

"Maduro Faes's bullies terrorized innocent children throughout Venezuela, including President Juan Guaidó's daughter. All Venezuelan services must seize this opportunity to accept the offer of President Guaidó's amnesty and recognize the legitimate government, "Bolton said on Twitter.

The US official recalled that Guaidó, proclaimed acting president on June 23, gave "an opportunity for the armed forces, security groups and, frankly, all the henchmen of Nicolás Maduro, to take advantage of the amnesty" who offered them if "They accept a peaceful democratic transition".

But he warned that "there would be consequences for the" perpetrators of "violence and intimidation, especially so atrocious" that the visit to Guaidó's house.

"They will have to give an account, and they will lose the unique opportunity to start a new stage" that they should have accepted the amnesty of Guaidó, warned the person in charge.

Guaidó, who has been recognized by the United States and other countries as the legitimate president of the nation, today denounced that police officers had gone to his home and asked for his wife to question him, but she was not there.

The opposition leader blamed the dictator Nicolás Maduro for the safety of his family and stated that the agents identified themselves as members of the Strength of special actions (FAES) and that on their arrival at home, there was only their daughter, aged 20 months, and one of the minor's grandmothers.

The Bolivarian National Police, who controls the Faes, denied via Twitter that he had tried to question Guaidó's wife and claimed that it was "totally false" that this body is looking for the MP's family.

The United States warned last weekend that they would adopt "a meaningful response" to any act of "violence and intimidation" against Guaidó, the Venezuelan parliament of the majority of the opposition. or American diplomatic staff in Venezuela.

"The security of Juan Guaidó is of extraordinary importance not only to the United States, but also to the international community"said the aforementioned US official.

"The United States and our partners and allies of the Lima group, and Europe in the approach of the deadline (decide to recognize or not Guaidó), we all work together to protect the security Guaidó, "he said.