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The president of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, who declared himself acting president of the country, called new events this Wednesday (30). He asked Venezuelans to take to the streets from noon to 2 pm
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This Wednesday # 30Ene from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, wherever you are, go out to:
1. Continue transmitting the Amnesty and Warranties message to FAN
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According to the Leader of the Opposition, the actions will be peaceful and one of FAN's intentions is to adhere to the CRBV and at the will of the people to allow the entry of humanitarian aid. is to demand from the army that she "support" the citizens and allow humanitarian aid to enter the country.
"The union of our voices in the street is the key to continuing to advance on the road we have established for us: the end of the usurpation, a transitional government and free elections" , he wrote in a Twitter message.
According to Guaidó, during the demonstration, a copy of a law approved by the House will be handed over to the army, which offers guarantees to civilian and military officials who disobey President Nicolás Maduro.
A second demonstration was also called for next Saturday, but the details have not yet been communicated.
After a year with virtually no major demonstrations, Venezuelans returned to the streets on January 23 to protest President Nicolás Maduro.
It is at the end of this act that Guaidó was declared interim president of the country and was recognized by several countries, including Brazil. Maduro, however, reacted and denied that he will leave power.
We go to fight, to fight, to the victory of peace, life and democracy, "he said in a speech delivered in the capital.
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