While awaiting Juan Guaidó's return to Venezuela, the regime has strengthened military control at Maiquetía airport

The followers of Juan Guaidó, recognized as president in charge of Venezuela for half a hundred countries, is organizing large-scale protests this Monday while it should reappear in Caracas after a tour in five Latin American countries.

Through social networks, the coalition of parties opposed to Nicolás Maduro's regime, the Table for Democratic Unity (MUD), has spread dozens of calls for concentration that they hope to achieve tomorrow in the 23 states of the oil country and in the capital, where Voluntad Popular, the party of Guaidó, designates Las Mercedes Avenue as the central point.

These invitations, unified in hashtag # 4MVzlaALaCalle, appeared a few hours after Guaidó announced on Twitter that of Ecuador will undertake the return to Venezuela After also visiting Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina, during a trip that began on the 22nd and during which he was honored with honors as chief of staff. State.

For its part, as the opposition prepares to receive the interim president, the Chavista regime strengthens security throughout the country and at Maiquetía International Airport.

A source related to the staff working at the airport's aviation terminal revealed The pit the extensive security operation deployed by the Chavez authorities: "In the General Aviation terminal (former auxiliary terminal), there are intelligence officers of the army and Sebin the question of the return of Guaidó has tended the atmosphere, there is a lot of mistrust, between civilians and military. Here, we are walking straight and with great zeal, we check the information of any flight having requested permission to land. "

"Everyone has launched the call alertbut we doubt that you came back here. He can not do it on a commercial flight because he violated the order to leave the country. We do not believe that it happens in a private plane, "added a migration source.

Guaidó was mocking the ban on leaving the country that dictated to justice chavis to be involved in an investigation related to his proclamation as interim president.

Overall, the MP is planning to return to Venezuela and because he called for concentrations in several cities in his plan to appoint Maduro as usurper of the presidency, create the conditions for create a transitional government and then call for free elections.

Tomorrow's protests are scheduled for 15:00 GMT but until now It is unclear whether Guaidó will arrive in his country Sunday evening or early Monday.

In any one or the other scenarios, opposition leader faces imprisonment for disobeying Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) ruling, although this is not the first time that he does, the Venezuelan opposition believes that this court is illegal and serves only the interests of Maduro.

So far, neither the prosecutor's office, nor the Supreme Court, nor any of the highest leaders of the Chavist dictatorship have announced the imminent return of Guaidó, but his close entourage considers the threat of a detention as "real".

However, several MPs consulted by the EFE agency have badured this week that they have a strategy designed to cope with any scenario with the governments that support itled by the United States, and who designate Maduro as a dictator.