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Venezuelan self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó was also recognized by the European Parliament and denounced what he claims to be an attempt by the police forces to intimidate him under the government. Nicolás Maduro.
"Right now, the security forces are at home to ask Fabiana.The dictatorship thinks that it can scare us," he said.
Shortly after, the police stated that it was totally false information that agents were going in search of Guaidó's family.
Outside Venezuela, Juan Guaidó won Thursday (31) solid support.
The European Parliament has recognized its legitimacy as head of state.
MEPs say the measure aims to keep pressure on Nicolás Maduro. They called on all governments of the European Union to recognize Guaidó individually as acting leader.
Federica Mogherini, head of the European Union's diplomacy, said the block was ready to pay 50 million euros in humanitarian aid to Venezuela and the countries of the region.
She also asked Nicolas Maduro's government to immediately release foreign journalists arrested in recent days. Five rapporteurs – two French, two Colombian and one Spanish – were released Thursday by Venezuelan justice (31).
The US government celebrated the decision of the European Union to recognize Juan Guaidó as acting president. The White House National Security Advisor, John Bolton, was ironic. He wished Maduro and his counselors a long and peaceful retreat on a beautiful beach somewhere far from Venezuela as soon as possible.
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