The warning of Juan Guaidó after his visit to Argentina

"It does not matter whether they stop or not, there are already very specific approaches, both mobilization, demonstrations and actions with employees of the public service. "We have developed a strategy to make sure that all Venezuelans take to the streets," Guaidó said in an interview with Infobae.

After returning to Argentina yesterday and being interviewed in Olivos' residence with President Mauricio Macri, Guaidó reaffirmed in his interview that "diplomatic pressure is fundamental" for that. a process of "institutional normalization in Venezuela" begins.

"Citizen engagement and international cooperation are basic, we need to generate governance and stability in the country, and re-institutionalize so that 'give way to free elections,'" he said.

Mr Guaidó also said that he would try to reintroduce humanitarian aid to Venezuela, prevented by President Nicolás Maduro a week ago.

"The humanitarian emergency continues and worsens every day, so we will try again to enter humanitarian aid because it will save lives," he said. he said, adding that "the methods will be evaluated" so that the consignments of humanitarian aid can enter the Venezuelan territory.

Guaidó also revealed that he was threatened "every day by agents of the Maduro regime", which he accused of having received the help of "Cuban advisers".

"Cuba obviously has an influence of intelligence and counterintelligence, with even follow-up and persecution of our military," said Guaidó, who differentiated the role played by the island government in its countries and agreements between Russia and China with Maduro.

"They have big investments in Venezuela, that's why it's different from Cuba." We said that all countries with legitimate and legal contracts with Venezuela will be recognized, Russia and China know it. already, "he said.