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Venezuelans living in Argentina also protested against Maduro in Buenos Aires, January 12, 2019 – AFP
With groups of the group "dictator" and "usurper" about 100 Venezuelans repudiated this Sunday (13), in the center of Madrid, Nicolás Maduro, who badumed a new presidential mandate not recognized by the opposition and by a large part of the international community
"Who are we? Venezuela. What do we want? "Liberada" and "the dictator of Maduro" were among the slogans of the protesters of Puerta del Sol, located in the heart of the Spanish capital.
They also shouted "Guaidó presidente" to support Juan Guaidó, President of the National Assembly, majority opposition who declared Maduro "usurper" after the Socialist President took his new six-year term last Thursday.
"This is a situation difficult. We ask the world, more than ever, not to leave us alone "facing the" mafias who badume power "in Caracas, the former mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezma, who lives in Madrid since he escaped his home arrest at the end of 2017.
"The world knows that Maduro is not legitimate because he was not elected, the elections were fanciful," said Pedro Ontiveros, a 74-year-old Venezuelan wearing a flag-colored cap and handkerchief
In the midst of the worst economic crisis in Venezuela's recent history, Maduro was re-elected in May in a boycott process and has been characterized as fraud by the major opposition parties.
