Juan Guaidó has regretted not having by his side all the troops he had in the last uprising against the tyrant Nicolás Maduro that took place last week in Venezuela. The Venezuelan leader has acknowledged in an interview with the AFP agency that he has There were “people” who had promised to support a military uprising against the Maduro regime last Tuesday but who, in the end, did not comply with that commitment. “There were people who had yet to comply,” said Guaidó who, however, does not give up on their optimism: “It doesn’t mean they won’t do it soon. We are hoping that many more will not only comply with their country, “wielded the opponent. “As is already obvious today,” he explained, “the discontent that exists is widespread, and the Armed Forces are not immune to it.” In this sense, Guaidó made it clear that “there are conversations with all civil and military officials.” Juan Guaidó, who has already been recognized as interim president of Venezuela by more than 50 countries, including Spain, is convinced that Maduro’s weakness will allow a change of government «soon»: «I am very optimistic that we are very close to achieve change in Venezuela. “Juan Guaidó, current head of the legal Parliament, in which the opposition to Maduro has the majority out of the polls, stressed that” we have built a majority, we have done everything we have to do as citizens. Today we are saying that what remains to be done, in the case of the Armed Forces, (and) some of the (public) employees, is to overcome fear. ”Last Tuesday, Guaidó and his partner Leopoldo López led a numerous uprising together with a small group of soldiers at the La Carlota air base, the main one in Caracas.But his call to the Armed Forces to join the rebellion did not materialize and finally 25 insurgents requested asylum at the Brazilian embassy, while López, rescued by them from his house arrest, took refuge in the residence of the Spanish ambassador.
