To answer your question: This is not something that suddenly happened...we’ve years going through this process. We’ve shown our discomfort with Maduro’s government in all possible ways but at some point it’s seemed that it’s just not enough. We’ve seen how they kill our family members, friends, classmates, neighbors…or how they reprehend our people in such a heartless way that it has made the invisible becomes visible for everybody.
For those who may be asking why our discomfort with Maduro’s government…. well, because our very basic rights have been taken away. People are dying because there’s no medicines available, people are dying because they don’t have what to eat or because of contaminated water, the number of children on the streets is increasing, minimum salary is not enough for food, and so on. Ironically, this situation has brought an opportunity to the government (in a way) because sadly they’ve taken advantage from people that live this chaos in extreme poverty… since they give them ‘’cheap gifts’’ to keep them by their side. But little by little these people that have real necessities have realized that what they get is not enough and that their children are still starving while all the politicians look portly and cheerful on tv.

So, all this time the government have done whatever they want with our country, its constitution and most important its people but now we’re ready to say ‘’no more’’. Yesterday was a great day for our history… Juan Guaido, has bravely declared himself as our new president because that’s what our law establishes (as he was the National Assembly President and Maduro’s presidential period was over)…. but you may ask why he is still in power? Well…basically because he and his government are not going to accept that so easily as all their dirty businesses of all these years are going to be revealed (some of them only will be confirmed) …so they are going to stay until the Titanic goes down. However, in my opinion this change won’t be tomorrow or next week, it is a transition that has a lot of elements to cover… but I’m happy that we are on the way of that.
Gloria al bravo Pueblo.