/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-infobae.s3.amazonaws.com/public/JZXAZQCTFFARDLBTRQGAKBHXTU.jpg?fit=%2C&ssl=1 "Diosdado Cabello, on the return of Juan Guaidó to Venezuela: “Nothing will happen”")
The number two of Chavismo, God given hair, said Monday that “nothing will happen” in Venezuela after the interim president’s international tour Juan Guaidó, whose return to the country is scheduled for this week.
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“Nobody knows when their tourist walk will end. The truth does not affect us (…). Nothing will happen (…). He is nothing and nothing can not generate anything other than nothing ”, the president of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC) Chavista who governs the country with absolute powers told reporters.
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Guaidó, who is banned from leaving the country by an order of justice from the regime of Nicolás Maduro, undertook on January 19 a tour of Colombia, several countries in Europe, Canada and the United States, which recognize him as the president in charge.
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The head of Parliament was received at the White House by the president Donald Trump, who promised to crush the “tyranny” of Maduro. In addition, he was invited to the State of the Union address given last week by the US president. When he presented it to Congress, both Republicans and Democrats cheered him, in clear recognition of his interim presidency.
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However, Cabello said that in the case of Guaidó, who is accused of dictatorship among other crimes of “treason,” there will be no impunity, without mentioning a possible arrest. “Justice (…) sometimes takes, but always comes”he said.
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Although there is no confirmation of when the opposition leader will return to the country, Washington warned the Maduro regime that there will be consequences in case of measures against Guaidó.
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A source from the leader’s environment told AFP on Monday that “The president arrives (to Venezuela) this week.” “We will take joint action. We return soon to Venezuela, so that Venezuelans, as always, do our part, ”Guaidó said Sunday in his Twitter account.
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Likewise, the opposition leader published a video on Monday in which he called on the Venezuelan population to “reactivate the mobilization” against the Chavista dictatorship. Although he reiterated that his return is imminent, he did not give a specific date.
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He highlighted the results of his tour and said that the countries that recognize him as the legitimate head of state are “willing to increase the pressure to the maximum level that is needed.” But he said that a key factor will be to consolidate the opposition movement: “Put aside any difference and work on a clear route to defeat the dictatorship.” “For this to happen, Venezuelans inside and outside the country must make us feel strongly “He said.
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In his escalation to force Maduro out of power, which includes an oil embargo, The US Department of the Treasury announced last Friday restrictions against the state airline Conviasa.
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“They add to the sanctions against PDVSA (the state oil company), to the sanctions to the financial system (…), it is a permanent aggression”, condemned Cabello during a march of the ruling party in support of the airline workers.
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Conviasa said Monday in a statement that “It will continue to operate normally.”
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