02:18Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido held a press conference in Caracas on Saturday to talk about his tour in Europe and the United States.
"Let it be very clear to the dictatorship and to those who were deceived by the dictator in his environment. They neither want to talk to him nor have any access to him. What they have is repudiation and rejection, just ask Delcy Rodriguez [Venezuela's vice president]," Guaido said.
In reference to the possibility of being arrested, he said the "threat" is real and whether it is carried out depends on international and national support.
He also referred to the political asylum of former Bolivian President Evo Morales in Argentina, saying the role of President Jorge Fernandez's government may be key to "unblocking the crisis in Venezuela," or receiving Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as they did Morales.
Venezuela: Maduro's government only has international "repudiation and rejection" - Guaido
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido held a press conference in Caracas on Saturday to talk about his tour in Europe and the United States.
"Let it be very clear to the dictatorship and to those who were deceived by the dictator in his environment. They neither want to talk to him nor have any access to him. What they have is repudiation and rejection, just ask Delcy Rodriguez [Venezuela's vice president]," Guaido said.
In reference to the possibility of being arrested, he said the "threat" is real and whether it is carried out depends on international and national support.
He also referred to the political asylum of former Bolivian President Evo Morales in Argentina, saying the role of President Jorge Fernandez's government may be key to "unblocking the crisis in Venezuela," or receiving Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as they did Morales.
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido held a press conference in Caracas on Saturday to talk about his tour in Europe and the United States.
"Let it be very clear to the dictatorship and to those who were deceived by the dictator in his environment. They neither want to talk to him nor have any access to him. What they have is repudiation and rejection, just ask Delcy Rodriguez [Venezuela's vice president]," Guaido said.
In reference to the possibility of being arrested, he said the "threat" is real and whether it is carried out depends on international and national support.
He also referred to the political asylum of former Bolivian President Evo Morales in Argentina, saying the role of President Jorge Fernandez's government may be key to "unblocking the crisis in Venezuela," or receiving Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as they did Morales.