US puppet Juan Guaido arrives back in Venezuela with no complications

Venezuelan opposition lawmaker Juan Guaido arrived in Caracas without obstacles after meeting right-wing Latin American leaders.

The Venezuelan lawmaker and self-proclaimed "interim president", Juan Guaido arrived at the Maiquetia airport Monday without any obstacles.

The opposition lawmaker was banned from leaving the country as an investigation is going on over his attempt to usurp governmental powers with the backing of interventionist United States.

Guaido secretly left Venezuela for Colombia, in violation of a Supreme Court order in February 22nd after proclaiming himself the so called "interim president." From Colombia, he traveled to Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, and Paraguay.

"He can't just come and go. He will have to face justice, and justice prohibited him from leaving the country," Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said last week. Vice president Delcy Rodriguez also addressed the issue during her visit to Moscow on March 01 and said the Venezuelan government will take actions. "Such actions are prosecuted by criminal law. Also, there is a regulatory framework that our authorities are guided by. And they are already taking the necessary measures and will continue to protect our state of law and order," she said.

His supporters gathered at the airport of the capital city Caracas without any problems. Guaido was accompanied by German and Netherlands embassadors.

Despite being banned from leaving the country, Guaido crossed the Venezuela-Colombia border and illegally attemped to enter USAID truckloads without the Venezuelan government approval. Afterwards he traveled Latin America and met with right-wing politicians who are supporting the coup attempt in Venezuela against the legitimate President Nicolas Maduro who is the democratically elected president of the country.

Reader Comments

mariowil7 · 2019-03-05T21:58:17Z

Yesterday in the Venezuelan newspapers it was stated that

The Cuban Intelligence advisors to Maduro got the upper hand advising him into not to touch Guaido

So that the re-framed intent of his arrival (for him to be detained etc..) to fail...

Time will tell if they where right or not... see the Saker in the subject:

"If the ziocoup is derailed, he will be more valuable dead than alive, so some ziohitman will murder him to put the blame on Maduro. Cuban intelligence knew that the CIA previously planned to assassinate the ziostooge Leopoldo López, and that is why the governor of "Venezuela" had to arrest him in order to protect the life of this ..."

Link to the Saker [Link]

Rowan Cocoan · 2019-03-05T22:20:06Z

mariowil7 Sounds smart. Like a lesson from Putin's playbook.

R,C,

Rowan Cocoan · 2019-03-05T22:29:19Z

I doubt that if/when the sorry bastards coax / force Julian Assange out from the Ecuadoran Embassy in London, such 'photo ops' will be available.

UK folks, if they feel it worth it, ought to do a huge 'flashmob' thing on a Sunday? with beau coup folks dressed up like Assange,,* etc. And get him somewhere safe. (After all, I'm certain that there are accused murderers* wandering around in hiding, right?

Main key: Do NOT use cell phones,except for the initial 20 minute (or less or more) notice.

R.C.

*It's common English tradition. Think of King Henry's dress-alikes at Shrewsbury? I forget, and defer. (That's per Shakespeare, not necessarily per history; II or III, Henry IV.)

R.C.