With a tanker and two containers, Nicolás Maduro has blocked the entrance of humanitarian aid to Venezuela

In the midst of a political and social crisis, the Venezuelan army, at the behest of Nicolás Maduro, cut the bridge that unites the country with Colombia, with the aim of preventing the Entry of humanitarian aid.

The opposition MP Franklyn Duarte denounced Wednesday the arrival of a convoy of the national armed forces ready to block the Tienditas bridge. The army executed the measure in response to the request for humanitarian aid from Juan Guaidó, self-proclaimed interim president and supported by a large part of the international community.

Tienditas is one of three bridges that unite Colombia and Venezuela. The other two, the Francisco de Paula Santander and the Simon Bolivar, they stay closed to vehicles since 2015 by the Maduro government.

This Tuesday, the Colombian Chancellor, Carlos Holmes TrujilloHe urged President Chavez to allow the entry of humanitarian aid requested by Guaidó. In addition, he stated that preventing his entry would be "a crime and I will not forgive God"

Maduro, who had announced that he would not allow access to the help required by the opposition, said: "We are not beggars of anyone"And he called international solidarity a"bad show and cheap"

At the international conference on January 25, the Bolivarian had already called Guaidó "Beggar"and badured that Venezuela" does not need humanitarian aid ".