The mayor expressed his happiness for Venezuela and its people, saying that finally something is changing. He highlighted that "the intervention of the United States will come with losses and difficulties, but it will free them from something worse, which is that dictator." The mayor also sent a message to Venezuelans in Panama. "If you want to do something nice to celebrate in Urracá Park, you are welcome, you don't need to send me a letter, we will gladly help you coordinate something, this is something beautiful and positive, celebrate, enjoy it, and if you allow us to accompany you, we would also be delighted," said Mizrachi. He added: "Organize yourselves and contact me, and we will help you so that everything happens in an orderly manner." Caracas woke up this Saturday with a heavy heart. According to US President Donald Trump, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured along with his wife and taken out of the country following a large-scale military operation. The mayor of the capital, Mayer Mizrachi, referred to what happened in Venezuela in the early hours of this Saturday, January 3.
