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Maduro mighty constituent assembly, a kind of parallel parliament, which acts as a legislative arm to the president.
Guaidó is president of the common venezuelan parliament, where the opposition has a majority. The 23 January of this year he proclaimed himself interim president, because he believed that Maduro no longer was the country's legitimate leader.
Guaidó has been recognized as such by some 50 countries, including the united states, twelve EU countries (including Sweden) and most countries in Latin america.
This fact makes that it can still be politically risky for Maduro to arrest Guaidó. Among other things, has the president of the united states, Donald Trump said that all attempts to imprison or harm the leader of the opposition will be met with a ”clear answer”.
said after Tuesday's decision to have to continue to fight against Nicolás Maduro ”cowardly, vile and murderous” regime. He argued that the measure was a call to the people to mobilise themselves even stronger on the streets against the Maduro.
Guaidó turned also directly to the army: ”do you Allow that I kidnapped puts you against the republic”.
Maduroregimen have in recent weeks stepped up its efforts to eliminate Guaidó and his colleagues as a political threat. It started with Guaidós chief of staff was arrested, accused of having led a terrorcell with plans for political murders.
food - and medicinbrist in several years. The recent recurrent power cuts have added to the misery. Maduroregimen blaming the interruptions on the US-imperialism in collusion with Guaidó.
Juan Guaidó and parts of the world will not believe, Nicolás Maduro to be the legitimate leader, based in particular on the re-election of Maduro in 2018, which many analysts considered to have been unfair.
Read more: Thousands of broke the barricades, and fled Venezuela
