Thousands of Venezuelans go out on the streets to support Juan Guaidó: "Today is the day, today we are going to get out of it"

After the call launched by Juan Guaidó and Leopoldo López de La Carlota, Venezuelans began to focus in different parts of Caracas. Flags, pots and vuvuzelas in hand are the companions of the march of the citizens towards the military base, where the two politicians are part "the final phase of the Liberty operation"against the Maduro regime.

This morning, opposition leader Leopoldo López, who was under house arrest for serving a sentence of more than 13 years in prison, was released by a plan in collaboration with the president of Venezuela.

"I invite you immediately to walk the streets of Venezuela. May 1st began todayGuaidó added in a video released during the morning of Tuesday, referring to the mbad mobilization that he called for tomorrow.

The possibility of a change moves Venezuelans. Citizens of all ages are mobilized in Venezuela with one hope: the cessation of the usurpation and freedom for Venezuela.

"It's not what's happening today, it's the result of many situations, it does not mean it's the end, maybe it's the beginning. Here are some people who have the power. It is important that this be known. They disrespected us as citizens of a country. If they have not succeeded in advancing this country, they should put aside the best they can, "said Raul Mendoza, a 62-year-old Venezuelan who worked for the Santa Fe distributor in the east of the country.

Many cling to the idea of ​​change and that is why the street represents the greatest act of faith of the moment. Luis Salázar, who was wearing crutches and was wearing a prosthesis in his left leg, left alone, but the idea of ​​supporting the change motivated him to go down the street.

"Today is the day. Today, we have to get out of this, today we are going to get out of it"he said to Infobae while addressing the mobilization.

If anything is observed among citizens, it's determination. Many travel entire miles to exercise the right of citizen to protest, the one they use as relief in the current crisis in Venezuela.

Over the hours, the protesters multiplied in the streets to ask the Maduro regime to leave power. However, at the concentration point where citizens were summoned, the crackdown is recorded by state security forces.