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Venezuelan opponents named by Juan Guaidó, who proclaimed himself interim president last week, on Wednesday (30) demanded the departure of Nicolas Maduro from power and urged the country's armed forces not to recognize the government. command of the leader of Chavez. Maduro, in turn, asked the army to stay united and faithful.
"The Armed Forces, Restore Your Dignity", "The Maduro Usurper", "I only want you to leave, Nicolás", "No dictatorship", said posters exposed by protesters in various regions of the country, playing trumpet and whistle.
Taking a Venezuelan flag to Chacao, an eastern district of Caracas, protester Jaime Regalado asked the army "to let humanitarian aid enter and stand alongside the population".
Before the mobilization, scheduled on Wednesday at 12:00, Guaidó, leader of the opposition majority's parliament, received a call from US President Donald Trump, who expressed his "full support" for his movement.
Maduro commissioned military maneuvers at Forte Tiuna, the largest military complex in country, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Caracas, where he denounced the fact that "mercenaries deserters" seek to separate their armed forces from Colombia.
"Monolithic unit! Maximum morality! I call the Armed Forces … to a great revival, a great military revolution of morality, "said Maduro to about 2,500 soldiers.
Although the military summit has qualified him as a lie, Guaidó insists to offer an amnesty to the military who collaborate to a transition of power.
Carlos Vecchio, responsible of the business in the United States to Venezuela, appointed by Guaidó, declared Wednesday in Washington that the amnesty approved by the Venezuelan Parliament could not include crimes against humanity.
Washington, which does not exclude armed action in Venezuela, also called on the military to support the transition
Guaidó also called for a mobilization in favor of humanitarian aid, which the Maduro regime considers as a gateway to US military intervention.
Washington said it had $ 20 million to send food and medicine, a shortage that severely hurt Venezuelans and caused the migration. Since 2015, 2.3 million people have already left the country, according to the UN.
"I have a bacterium and I do not find the drug.We need humanitarian aid, we die in Venezuela," said Javier, 22, who was attending a panelaço at A demonstration in front of a hospital in downtown Caracas.
Maduro attributes the shortage in the country to the sanctions of the United States. For Guaidó, it is the moment when the army will have "the decision to allow or deny entry" of help.
"Venezuela needs help, there is hunger, there are no drugs, our children are dying," said a woman in front of the center's children's hospital city of Caracas.
The fear of violence resurfaced at every demonstration. The unrest that began on January 21 killed 40 people and more than 850 detainees, according to the UN. Two waves of protests against Maduro in 2014 and 2017 killed 200 people.
Earlier, in an interview with the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, Maduro thanked President Vladimir Putin for his support and stressed that "every month, Venezuela receives new Russian weapons," the most modern world. "
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"We need more sanctions from the European Union, as decided the US government" , declared the president of the Venezuelan Parliament, which considers the plan as "absolutely corrupt".
The United States approved the sanctions against the national oil company PDVSA – source of 96% of the country's revenue – and froze Venezuelan accounts and badets, which it ceded control to Guaidó. Faced with the tension in Venezuela, oil prices rose on Wednesday.
Maduro counter-attacked in the judicial field. The Supreme Court (TSJ) banned Guaidó from leaving the country and froze his accounts at the request of Attorney General Tarek William Saab.
Faced with this, John Bolton, President Donald Trump's advisor on national security, reiterated that any attempt to harm Guaidó would have "serious consequences."
The Guaidó offensive will continue with a big demonstration on Saturday, while will complete 20 years of the "Bolivarian Revolution" founded by Hugo Chávez.
According to Guaidó, this mobilization will contribute to the eight-day deadline – scheduled for Sunday – granted to Maduro by Spain, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Portugal for accept "free elections". the adversary as president in charge.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian stressed that the foreign ministers of the bloc will meet in Bucharest on Thursday "to discuss the next steps to be taken in response to the lack of response from Maduro ".
Guaidó himself is proclaimed after Congress declared that Maduro "usurper" had chosen, on January 10, a second term that he considered illegitimate – as well as a large part of the international community – as the result of "fraudulent" elections.
Although its decisions were considered null and void by the TSJ, which declared it contempt of court, the Congress on Tuesday appointed "diplomatic representatives" in a dozen countries that recognized Mr. Guaidó as acting president.
Maduro says he is ready to talk "personally" with Guaidó and even with Trump. But Guaidó repeated that he would not lend himself to "false dialogues".
JUAN GUAIDÓ DECLARES THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA
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