The United States accused Nicolás Maduro's "henchmen" of leading a "useless" life in Europe

John Bolton, the National Security Advisor to the US President, Donald Trump, Wednesday accused the environment of the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduroof to live a "useless" life in Europe and divert wealth to Cuba while blocking humanitarian aid for the Venezuelan people.

"Maduro and his henchmen live a life of waste in Europe and enrich their bosses in Cuba while plundering the wealth of Venezuela"Bolton wrote on his official Twitter account.

"Meanwhile, they physically block humanitarian aid for the Venezuelan people, including the military, "he added.

Neither Bolton nor his office gave more details about the Venezuelan officials to which they referred, and they did not specify the European countries where they could live.

Spanish justice has accepted last week temporarily deliver to the United States Nervis Villalobos, who was deputy minister of energy of Venezuela with Hugo Chávez, to be tried for money laundering.

In late 2018, he also approved the extradition to Venezuela of the marriage formed by the former nurse of Chavez and the chief of security of the deceased president, while denying the delivery of a Venezuelan linked to the looting of the Venezuelan oil company PDVSA, three decisions They were on appeal.

Bolton quoted in his post a previous tweet from the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, who asked Maduro let the trucks of humanitarian aid enter the country and accused the Venezuelan army of to be blocking your income

"The Venezuelan people desperately need humanitarian badistance. The United States and other countries are trying to help, but the Venezuelan army, under Maduro's orders, blocks all aid in the form of trucks and tanks for the transport of goods, "wrote Pompeo on Twitter.

"Maduro's regime must allow aid to reach the hungry", added the Foreign Minister, who ended his message with the Spanish label" #EstamosUnidosVE ".

Pompeo accompanied his message with a photograph showing a deserted road that is blocked by three cargo tanks, two blue and one orange.

In statements to EFE in Caracas, the deputy of the opposition Franklyn Duarte He denounced Wednesday that the Venezuelan army was blocking the Tienditas border bridge, which connects the Caribbean country to Colombia.

The United States has begun sending badistance packages to Venezuela, although they have not yet announced the logistical details of their entry into the country.

(With EFE information)