/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-infobae.s3.amazonaws.com/public/B43Q76GSWNGXZPKK3CTK3FLW3E.jpg "Juan Guaidó led an event with the Venezuelan diaspora in London")
Juan Guaidó closed his trip to London with an emotional encounter with the Venezuelan diaspora. The meeting took place in the Venezuelan food restaurant Arepa & Co. Dozens of Venezuelans gathered in the place to follow the interim president, who is on a European tour.
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The Twitter account of Venezuela in the United Kingdom published a video of the arrival of the opposition leader to the restaurant.
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The Venezuelans, euphoric, received him with applause and shouting “Long live the president.” As he advanced among the people, a man took his hand and said: “Do not get tired. If you don’t get tired we don’t get tired. ”
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“Until you achieve it, strength”, the president of the National Assembly (AN), of an opposition majority, replied.
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The act began with the intonation of the national anthem of Venezuela, and then Guaido went to the diaspora that is on British soil.
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“Deeply moved and excited by the strength of our Venezuelan diaspora in London and their support for each of those who together with President Juan Guaidó are fighting Maduro’s criminal dictatorship to liberate Venezuela”, wrote on his Twitter account Carlos Vecchio, ambassador of the interim president in the United States, who was part of the act.
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“Have no doubt, we will achieve it!”he assured.
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The account of Venezuela in the United Kingdom (“Venezuela in the UK”) also sent a thank you to the people who accompanied Guaidó: “We have no way of thanking the Venezuelan diaspora for their support and welcome today! As we told our President today: “If you don’t get tired, we don’t get tired.”
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After the meeting, the interim president of Venezuela sent a message of thanks to the British president through Twitter: “My thanks to Prime Minister Boris Johnson for supporting Venezuela. The United Kingdom helped us in our first fight for freedom, the struggle for independence. It has been and will be a fundamental partner for the Venezuelan people. ”
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Before this meeting, he held a meeting with the chancellor Dominic Raab The British diplomat said “horrified and worried about what is happening in Venezuela, the humanitarian crisis for the region and human rights violations”, and promised Guaidó “to work with all our European partners to make sure that be accountable for it. ”
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After passing through the United Kingdom, the Venezuelan opposition leader will move to Brussels on Wednesday, where he plans to meet with the head of European diplomacy, the Spanish Josep Borrell, before attending the Davos economic forum in Switzerland.
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