Daily Mail: 'We will keep going until we achieve our objective': Venezuelan interim president Juan Guaido urges demonstrators to continue their protests to bring down socialist leader Nicolas Maduro's regime
* Opposition leader Juan Guaido said: 'They are already defeated' on Friday
* Guaido was speaking to over 2,000 at the Central University of Venezuela
* He said it was only a matter of time before Nicolas Maduro's regime fell
* Meanwhile Maduro gave a press conference at which the lights went out
Venezuela's interim president Juan Guaido urged demonstrators to continue their fight against the socialist tyrant Nicolas Maduro in Caracas today.
Guaido told a packed 2,700-seat theatre at the Central University of Venezuela that Maduro's days were numbered, as he clings to power.
Meanwhile, Maduro was left red-faced at a press conference in the Miraflores Palace, when the lights went out.
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