Juan Guaidó warned that members of the Armed Forces of Venezuela had allowed him to arrive in Colombia

After the recital "Venezuela Aid Live", in the Colombian city of Cúcuta, on the border between the two countries, Juan Guaidó He gave a press conference with Presidents Iván Duque (Colombia), Sebastián Piñera (Chile) and Mario Abdo Benítez (Paraguay).

During his speech, the interim president of Venezuela thanked the heads of state and the artists who participated in the big show, stressed the importance of allowing humanitarian aid on Saturday, and has warned that managed to reach Colombian lands thanks to members of the Venezuelan Armed Forces.

"How did we get here in Colombia today? When they banned the airspace, they blocked the roads, fired on deputies who came by caravan to the border, we are here precisely because the (Venezuelan) armed forces have also participated in this process. That's the truth "said at the press conference also attended by Luis Almagro, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS).

In a clear answer to the dictator's recent words Nicolás Maduro, who refused to receive help from food and medicine to make sure his country is a beggar of no one, Guaidó said: "The people of Venezuela do not beg, they resist a dictatorship."

"This is not begging, it's recognizing a crisis that we do not generate, but that we have to attend"added the opposition leader.

To reflect the serious health crisis in the country, Guaidó reported that this week "seven people were murdered in Venezuela for lack of dialysis": "300,000 Venezuelans are sentenced to death if they can not get help very quickly."

Despite this crisis, Guaidó said: "We resisted, Venezuela survived."

In view of the strong mobilization that will take place on Saturday for the delivery of humanitarian aid, the interim president of Venezuela stressed the Venezuelan people 's willingness to help him by registering more of them. a "million" of volunteers.

"The company is absolutely mobilized, more than a million volunteers have signed up for this feat of tomorrow", he said.

After his speech, Piñera spoke and sent a direct message to Guaidó: "En 30 days, you change the story. " Abdo, meanwhile, badured that this Thursday was a "historic day".

In the meantime, Almagro again condemned the brutality of the Nicolás Maduro regime, accusing it of being engaged on a "path marked by violence and despotism". About the show this Friday and the mobilization of tomorrow, he said: "There is no more peaceful way than that."

In addition, the Secretary General of the OAS sent a message to Maduro: "Do not be a coward to attack unarmed people, whose only goal is to get help for your people."

From Venezuela, Guaidó crossed the Colombian border to the Cúcuta Music Festival to raise funds and help with the distribution of humanitarian aid.

Upon his arrival at the event, he was received by Duque, Abdo Benítez, Piñera and Almagro.

Guaidó had doubts about this transfer because he did not know if he would have the opportunity to return to San Antonio (Venezuela) once he would have entered Colombian territory to receive the thousands of Venezuelans who would leave tomorrow from Cucuta to cross the border and deliver the aid provided by the United States. , Chile and Puerto Rico, among other countries.