As this Miami-based Venezuelan organization explained in a statement, “the intention of the census is to quantify how many Venezuelan military personnel are abroad, in which countries and to which component of the national armed force they belong, in addition to establishing the means to maintain effective communication. “Veppex has justified the measure” in the face of the situation in Venezuela and understanding that the solution requires an action of force before, during and after the departure of (Nicolás) Maduro from power. In this sense, he has argued that “it is mandatory to know where the military who opposed this tragedy are and if they would be in a position to return in any scenario.” There have been many members of the Venezuelan security forces who in recent times, Especially since last January 23 the head of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself “president in charge”, they have left Venezuela. Now, they can be registered on the website, as explained by the organization, which has assured that the necessary security measures have been adopted and that all information will be under their responsibility and custody. “The organization of the military who are in exile will be vital for the recovery and maintenance of the coming democracy in Venezuela.” Veppex has maintained, which has advanced that it also plans to carry out a similar census soon for police, security and public officials who are in Be in exile.Guaidó has repeatedly called on members of the Armed Forces to stop supporting Maduro, so far without success.On April 30, he announced that he had broad support from the military establishment at the start of ‘Operation Freedom’, but finally said support did not materialize and what the Government called an attempted coup did not prosper. interim president, who has the recognition of the United States, many of the Ibero-American countries as well as the EU, including Spain, has not closed the door to a military intervention in the country to overthrow Maduro.
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