The opposition leader, Venezuela, declares that his country has invaded his home – World News

During the invasion of the house were his wife and 20 -My daughter / Twitter – Juan Guaidó

The opposition leader, Venezuela, Huang Guaido, recognized by the European Parliament as interim president of the country, announced the invasion of his staff. According to him, officers of the special police invaded during his absence the house where his wife and 20-month-old daughter were.

According to him, the police officers of the special police unit invaded the house where his wife and 20-month-old daughter were.

] "I consider you responsible for all threats against my child," Guaido said, adding that the police had asked him about his wife.

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According to Guaido's neighbors, a man and, who were presented by members of Special forces, arrived at the door of the opposition home in white SUV. However, when journalists arrived at Guaydou's, they were no longer there.

The United States of America, arguing Guaido, had previously warned the Maduro regime against "serious consequences" if the opposition opposed the opposition.

According to UNIAN, on January 10, Nicolas Maduro assumed the presidency of Venezuela after his reelection for a second term. The United States and Latin American states have described him as a usurper of power that has led the country to a humanitarian crisis.

On January 21, in the nation's capital, Karakassi, a military group demanded that the president be removed from power and urged citizens to join the protests. On January 23, Venezuelan Guayido, leader of the opposition, declared herself interim head of state. Maduro called this coup a state-organized coup by Washington and announced the breakup of diplomatic relations with the United States.

Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrini Lopez said the army will not recognize the speaker of parliament, Juan Guaydo. Maduro said that he had no plans to leave the Venezuelan post before the expiry of his tenure in 2025.