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The Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó assured that he will maintain his functions as president in charge of the Caribbean nation, a position in which he is recognized by fifty countries before the presumed usurpation of the presidency by the ruler Nicolás Maduro.
“We are not going to stop, we will stand firm and in office to fulfill our constitutional mandate“Guaidó said in a video released tonight through his Twitter account.
Guaidó, a deputy for the coastal state of La Guaira, near Caracas, proclaimed an interim government at the end of January 2019, based on the interpretation who made several articles of the Constitution and protected in his position as head of Parliament, the only body that controls the opposition.
Today the majority of Venezuela turned their back on Maduro and his fraud.
The crisis is only going to deepen and we are obliged to stand up until solutions are achieved.
Thats why he # 12D everyone to the streets to the # Referendum. #Empty Fraud Centers https://t.co/HjrDghG6p0 pic.twitter.com/dPgn65zizD
– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) December 7, 2020
But nevertheless, after the call to boycott the parliamentary elections this Sunday, Guaidó will lose his status as head of the legislative branch as of next January 5, when they are installed the elected deputies this day.
In this sense, the opponent, which rejects the elections and qualifies them as fraudulent, advanced that will be welcomed at the beginning “constitutional continuity” to stay at the head of the Legislative Power.
“The legitimate National Assembly (AN, Parliament), I, like chairman in charge, we will continue here together, with you, assuming not only the principle of continuity constitutesthere responsibility of Parliament Y defending the legitimate mission entrusted to us by the people of Venezuela“, he claimed.
A CALL TO THE POPULAR CONSULTATION
Guaidó expressed in his message that, more than paying for the solution of the pressing crisis that the country is going through, the event will raise the differences between Chavismo and the opposition.
“They will not succeed in lifting any of the pressure measurements“said the opposition leader in reference to international sanctions against Maduro government officials and against various state companies.
“They will not be able to alleviate the crisis until there is democracy for it. The crisis, sadly, is only going to deepen“he continued.
Likewise, Guaidó reiterated his call to participate in a popular consultation, a tool that he proposed in response to women parliamentarians, which will be held between December 7 and 12.
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