Juan Guaidó requests the visit of the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights in Venezuela | World

Guaidó participated in a mbad in the honor of some thirty people killed during protests that began last week against the Maduro regime. He then used Twitter to request Bachelet's visit:

On Thursday, Bachelet called for a "peaceful political solution" in Venezuela and described the situation as "very troubling". The former president called for dialogue to prevent "other dead and wounded" in the country.

Guaidó also asked the army not to suppress the protests: "Do not shoot the inhabitants of Venezuela." He also asked for information on "who gives the order" to "murder".

"They think that by torturing our people, they will intimidate us," said Guaidó, who called for an "emergency meeting" with NGOs, human rights defenders, and others. majority parliament and majority to remedy the situation.

On Sunday, the human rights NGO Provea denounced the behavior of a "death squad", responsible for "killing" and depriving the "protesters" of the majority of the popular sectors ".