The contradiction of Nicolás Maduro on humanitarian aid in 14 days

As the international community prepares to provide tons of humanitarian aid to the Venezuelan people, dictator Nicolás Maduro repudiated this initiative on several occasions. by ensuring that your country does not go through a humanitarian crisis. However, the speech of President Chavez seems to have changed for a few hours.

In an enlightened speech delivered on February 4 as part of the International Day "We are Venezuela" in Caracas, Maduro accused the United States of wanting to orchestrate a military intervention and badured his country he is not a "beggar" of anyone.

"They want to impose a colonial country, slaves, beggars … They want to turn a country of rebellious people, worthy and hardworking people into a country of beggars. With this demonstration of humanitarian aid, send a message: "Venezuela can not, Venezuela must beg the world", and Venezuela will not ask anything in the world., Venezuela can, "said the dictator during his speech.

But Maduro's position was not that verbal. The dictator ordered the armed forces to block the country's border crossings, where the opposition, with help from the international community, is trying to bring in tons of food and medicine.

The border with the Colombian city of Cúcuta remains blocked by giant containers for weeksOn Tuesday, the chavist regime ordered the closure of the border area with the Netherlands Antilles.

"The humanitarian emergency" is "made in Washington" to "intervene" in Venezuela Maduro added four days later, on February 8th.

"We have daily cooperation, called international technical badistance, humanitarian badistance … EWednesday, 300 tons of aid and humanitarian badistance from Russia arrive. Legally, they arrive at the airport of Maiquetía, converted into drugs, which is expensive for the help of the population, "he said.

The president described as humanitarian aid "show" and "trap" given by the United States and other countries at the request of Guaidó; and pointed out that the Russian cargo would "legally" enter Venezuela and be paid for by his government.

"Yes, we paid with dignity, from Russia, China, Turkey, the whole world, with the UN. We have technical badistance with all UN agencies, "he said.

It should be noted that Russia, China and Turkey are among the few remaining countries aligned with the Maduro regime, as international pressure grows for the dictator to step down.