The speaker of Parliament of Venezuela Juan Guido illegally proclaimed himself the interim head of the country said that it could agree to military intervention from the United States.
"If intervention will solve the crisis, maybe I will agree to it" - He has told in interview to the Italian newspaper La Stampa.
Guido, did not rule out that the opposition of the Venezuelan government have recourse to the constitutional norm, providing for external military intervention.
according to his statement, the only foreign units that currently exist in Venezuela, this war with Cuba, which supports President Nicolas Maduro.
at the request of the publication to comment on " unverified information about a meeting with Russian diplomats in Caracas ", Guido said that the opposing political force " says with all countries willing to work for a cessation of usurpation ".
"Russia has desires and contracts in Venezuela, and we honour them, because we are serious citizens ", - said Guido.
He noticed that the same applies to China and all who are in favor of a " true decision ".
Speaking about the failed coup attempt of 30 April, Guido said that the opposition "will have more opportunities because more people are joining the" operation Freedom ".
Venezuelan opposing political force tried on 30 April a coup. Guido, and his supporters gathered in Caracas before the military base Carlota and called on the army and the people to overthrow the legitimate President Maduro.
The head of state and head of the defense Ministry told that the armed forces remain loyal to the legitimate authorities.
The coup attempt failed, started the proceedings.
in January there was a wave of protests against Maduro. The speaker of Parliament, Guido declared himself the temporary head of the country.
This step is approved, the United States and certain other countries.
in support of Maduro spoke of the Russian Federation and a number of other countries, such as Mexico, China, Turkey and Indonesia. In the capital of Russia "presidential status" Guido called non-existent.
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