Donald Trump: "I have a plan B, C and D ready" | Chronic

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, received Wednesday his Colombian counterpart, Iván Duque, in the White House to discuss, among other things, the progress of the crisis in Venezuela and the organizer stressed that he had "a plan, B, C and D" and that he did not exclude the sending of 5,000 soldiers in Colombia.

Trump and Duque condemned the rejection of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, to humanitarian aid that has already begun to gather in some neighboring countries, including Colombia, and sent by Washington and other US and European governments that have recognized the anti-Chávez leader, Juan Guaidó, as acting president of the country.

"I think we must give a very strong message to the dictatorship, block access to humanitarian aid is a crime against humanity"Duque said next to Trump and in front of the TV cameras, according to the news agency EFE.

"Maduro commits a grave mistake by banning the entrance of humanitarian aid because there are people who are dying of hunger"he badured.

The US president did not want to move forward what will be his next step after recognizing Juan Guaidó Three weeks ago, it imposed severe sanctions on the state oil company PDVSA, a diplomatic offensive that attempts to reinforce the asphyxiation of Venezuelan public funds.

Guaidó announced Tuesday that on February 23, he would start sending humanitarian aid to Venezuela, without however specifying how he would do it, the Chavez government still accusing him, as well as the White House, of 39, having used the promise of drugs and food to initiate an intervention. disguised