2023-04-25 08:48:15
The Supreme Court of Justice of the dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro had banned the opponent Juan Guaido leave the country, but the one who was proclaimed legal president of the country broke this prohibition for the third time this Monday, traveling to colombia in principle for an international conference with representatives of several countries that seeks to resume the dialogue between the regime and the opposition in Venezuela.
However, this time Guaidó’s departure may be final: the Venezuelan opposition leader has been expelled from the country by the terrorist’s government Gustavo Petro and flies to the United States on a commercial flight.
“In the afternoon, Migration Colombia took Mr. Juan Guaidó, a Venezuelan national who was in Bogota irregularly, to the El Dorado airport with the intention of verifying their departure on a commercial airline to the United States, during the night,” the Ministry announced in a statement, ignoring the fact that millions of Venezuelans who have fled the dictatorship reside irregularly in Colombia.
Juan Guaidó himself, who in recent weeks has assured that the dictatorship intended to arrest you, announced upon his arrival in Colombia that in recent weeks had suffered even more threats usual and that leaving his country entailed the “risk” of something happening that would prevent him from returning, as has finally happened, but he assured that it is necessary “to go out again to seek support from the world for Venezuelans” and assured that he had arrived in the country “on foot”, just as “millions of Venezuelans have done”.
The regime calls him a “coward”
Meanwhile, the Venezuelan Vice President, God given hairknown for his ties to drug trafficking and considered one of the leaders of the so-called Cartel de los Soles, has given a press conference to accuse Guaidó of “fleeing, like cowards”.
The Bolivarian dictatorship had prohibited Guaidó from leaving the country in January 2019, following a request from the attorney general Tarek William Saabsanctioned in numerous democratic countries for his work to end democracy in Venezuela, who accused the opponent of leading actions “to the detriment of the Venezuelan homeland.”
Since then Guaidó had left his country twiceone of them on an international tour in which he traveled to the United States and several European countries, being received by Macron or Trump at the White House, and also passing through Spain where he met with the then Foreign Minister, Arancha González Laya.
Upon returning from this tour, he was received at the Maiquetía airport by a mob of henchmen of the regime who came to shake him in scenes that raised fears for his physical integrity.
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