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January 22, 2019 1:15 am
The president of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, assured that the sentence of the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice, which declares null and void the acts of the current board of directors, is an "aberration legal "and" political absurdity ".
At a press conference, Guaidó rejected the measures of the "express magistrates" of the TSJ and recalled that the Parliament was "the only legitimate institution elected by the people, recognized as such by the massive expression of citizens in open councils and by the international community. "
He argued that the "AN" remains very firm with the decisions taken, "which involves declaring the usurper Nicolás Maduro, to decree amnesty and constitutional guarantees for civilians and soldiers to contribute to the restoration of constitutional order and to authorize the entry of humanitarian aid.
He asserted that "the response of a regime" to the cabildos and the demonstration within the Bolivarian National Armed Forces was the persecution and the declaration of unconstitutionality, the "forgiveness", for which he asked "the Expressed magistrates to join the Constitution protects, because Nicolás Maduro does not protect anyone. "
The Speaker of the Legislature said that before a people in need of food and medicine, declaring humanitarian aid unconstitutional "is miserable". However, he said that in the coming days, he will explain how humanitarian aid will enter the country, "because it is constitutional, humane and necessary".
Guaidó asserted that the facts recorded yesterday at the command of the Bolivarian National Guard of San José de Cotiza constitute the "discontent" that has spread within the military agency. He stressed that the request to the members of the bureau was clear: to respect the Constitution and not to follow an order contrary to the rule of law. "We do not intend to divide the FANB, but as a society, we want to unite in one body, respectable and loved by Venezuelans," he added.
"Military family, there are those who want to persecute, continue to intimidate and put them on the ropes.The law of amnesty and guarantee is a fact of this legitimate Parliament, which speaks of understanding and of Future, "he reminded the military.
Item 23. Stalin González, second vice-president of the AN, said that the starting points of "the great meeting of Venezuelans tomorrow in the street", in the agglomeration of Caracas will be the following: Unicentro El Marqués and the Millennium Shopping Center in Sugar City; Plaza las Américas and Santa Fe, in Baruta; Torre Exa, in Chacao; and Puente la Nueva Granada, Victoria Avenue and San José de Cotiza, where there had been demonstrations yesterday in favor of the rebel army, and Plaza Madariaga, in El Paraíso, Libertador.
He noted that to date, parliamentarians have organized more than 328 councils open across the country. "To achieve change, the meeting of Venezuelans is inevitable.Tomorrow, January 23, each of us must be part of this new page of its history.It is an appointment to meet and fill all the streets. of the country, "he said.
He indicated that at the rendezvous point, which will be announced today, he will explain each of the steps of the route proposed by the legislature, which establishes the cessation of the usurpation, a transitional government and free elections.
Guaidó urged officials who will "coerce or blackmail" the counter-march of the government, to address "the concentration of change, where we will talk about the country's plan and rebuilding the country".
Abroad, there will be concentrations in Germany, Argentina, Aruba, Australia, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, United States, Spain, Finland, France, Guatemala, Holland , Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Norway. , Peru and Switzerland.
In the UCV. Hundreds of students, professors, workers and administrative staff of the Central University of Venezuela, accompanied by Guaidó, González and deputies Miguel Pizarro, Gilber Caro and José Guerra, have organized a public meeting at the Plaza de Rectorado.
"If today we surrender and do not fight, of course the sacrifice will be futile, but if we move forward, freedom, the struggle will have been worth it," condemned the speaker of Parliament.
"We do not intend to divide the FANB, on the contrary, as a society, we want to unite in a respectable and beloved body by the Venezuelans",
Juan Guaidó,
President of the National Assembly
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