Venezuela: Guaidó called for a staggered strike and continues crackdown in the streets

Meanwhile, the acting president appointed by Parliament, Juan Guaidó, warned that the goals of Maduro's move "They did not deflate" after the uprising failed and again called a stoppage of state workers "course at the general strike".

Members of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB, military police) and the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) fired tear gas and rubber bullets at most anti-Chavez sympathizers to avoid scheduled marches, informed the Venezuelan and foreign press.

The marches, however, took place, and in their course there were many clashes, in which we also saw hooded stones and Molotov badtails in uniforms.

According to their authorities, only 30 hospitals were injured in the hospitals of the municipality of Chaco, in Caracas, and until this afternoon, the NGOs that regularly count the victims and detainees during street protests. 39 have not published any reports.

The press relieved, even with videos and photographs, riots at the military air base of La Carlota –where protesters crossed the perimeter barrier with a vehicle – and at least four other areas of Caracas, as well as those of Barquisimeto and Guayana, in the states of Lara and Bolivar, among others.

The anti-Chavez demonstration had been convened by Guaidó before the outbreak of the uprising against Maduro on Tuesday and to continue to press for what the anti-Chavez call "the cessation of the usurpation".

The officer reported to the capital, where he repeated to the protesters that he would not stop "fighting", he badured that the statements he embodies "did not deflate" after the frustrated uprising and again called an official stop. "on the way to the general strike".

"If the regime thought we had reached the maximum pressure, they were wrong, we will continue on the street until we get Venezuela's freedom."Guaidó warned, and again asked members of the armed forces to "go out and demonstrate together".

The repression of the anti-Chavez demonstrations, of hardness never seen this year, provoked the reaction of several international organizations.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said he was "extremely concerned by reports of excessive use of force by security forces against protesters in Venezuela. ", in a statement signed by her spokeswoman, María Hurtado, and disclosed in Geneva.

At the same time, the contact group chaired by the EU and composed of eight European countries and four Latin American countries called in his statements to a "maximum confinement of the security forces so that the people Venezuelan no longer suffer any damage ".

At the same time, the United States and Russia have again confronted the situation in Venezuela, in their respective versions of a telephone conversation held today by their foreign ministers, Mike Pompeo and Sergei Lavrov.

Pompeo "stressed that the intervention of Russia and Cuba destabilized Venezuela and the bilateral relations between the United States and Russia," said State Department spokesman Morgan Ortagus.

At the same time, Lavrov warned that "the continuation of aggressive measures will have the most serious consequences" and pointed out that "only the Venezuelan people have the right to decide their destiny, for which a dialogue is necessary between all the political forces of the country," said the Russian Foreign Ministry in a statement.