Military support to remove Maduro urges: Guadao
01 February 2019, 20:56 BDT
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power. In the New York Times, the country's opposition leader Juan Guaido wrote this, AFP reported.
Guido said that secret meetings were held several times with members of the security forces. In most meetings, military members agree that such conditions can not continue in the country.
Guido wrote that it is important to withdraw support for the military to change the government, and most members of the armed forces agree that the country's current sufferings can not be accepted.
Meanwhile, White House spokesman Sarah Sanders said in a message on Twitter that the United States is with the Venezuelan people.
On January 23, Venezuelan opposition leader and parliament speaker Guaido declared himself the interim president. Meanwhile, the United States and more than 20 countries recognize Huang Guido as the interim president of Venezuela. In the meantime he called for the election in advance. Guido said, Maduro was in power for the second term in the elections held last year.
On January 26, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called for a new election within eight days, according to the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Portugal and the Netherlands. The European Union also said the same.
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