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New protests against and for Nicolás Maduro have been called for this Saturday (2) in Venezuela.
The president of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, who declared himself acting president of the country, will once again lead the demonstrations against the president, as last Wednesday.
On Friday, he published on his Twitter profile a call to the demonstration, saying that "with the support of the international community, tomorrow # 2 February, we go out together on the street." We continue to move forward on the road we defined. "
Henrique Capriles, who held two presidential elections against Maduro and whose ban on running is 15, also issued a call for action on Saturday.
"On this February 2, Venezuela goes to the streets! To thank the world support for our struggle to end the usurpation, for a transitional government and for free elections and to support our legitimate Assembly and the president @jguaido, let the voices of the Venezuelans echo! ", he writes.
Once again, Guaidó must try to convince the military to join the opposition. On January 15, the National Assembly approved an amnesty for military and government officials to stop complying with Maduro's orders and to support the new government.
However, the Bolivarian Armed Forces continue to badert their "absolute loyalty" to the elected president, according to Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino. On Friday, Maduro and Godfather attended military exercises at the National Guard in Caracas.
On Thursday, a group of officials of the national oil company PDVSA organized a demonstration in favor of Maduro, also in the Venezuelan capital.
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Officials of the state oil company PDVSA participate in a demonstration in favor of the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, in Caracas, For this Saturday, the president of the 39; fol Constituent, Diosdado Cabello, called for a march of the president's supporters. (Photo: Reuters / Fausto Torrealba
February 2 is special for Chavismo because it marks the 20th anniversary of the "Bolivarian Revolution" founded by Hugo Chavez
After a year with virtually no major demonstrations, Venezuelans have returned in 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.
"Here we do not surrender, here we do not run away, we go to the loading, we go to fight, and we Let's go to the victory of peace, of life, of democracy, "he said in a speech delivered in the capital.
JUAN GUAIDÓ DECLARES THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA
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