"Let's go for the humanitarian avalanche!": The message of Juan Guaidó before the entry of aid to Venezuela

"We are going for the humanitarian avalanche! We call everyone to mobilize tomorrow (today) # 23F in all barracks. Let's leave peacefully, without violence and with the determination to change to demand that humanitarian aid enters. Saving lives depends on everyone. We will get there!"

With these words, the president in charge of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, addressed all Venezuelans participating this Saturday in the delivery of humanitarian aid to the country.

In his appeal, the Leader of the Opposition demanded that people go dressed in white, take a banner with a message to the armed forces, keep a peaceful behavior and make a oath to the flag. He also states that he is "not allowed"fall into provocations or aggression against the military and that the goal is"add them"

Directed by Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition is trying this Saturday that foodstuffs and medicines stored in Colombia cross the borders imposed by Nicolás Maduro, who believes that humanitarian badistance conceals a US military intervention.

Guaidó, 35 years old and recognized by more than 50 countries as interim president of Venezuela, will be responsible for the operation on the Colombian side of the Tienditas International Bridge it has been blocked since the beginning of the month by container trucks and other obstacles mounted by Venezuelan soldiers.

"February 23, a month after baduming the powers of president in charge, all the people of Venezuela will be on the streets to demand the entrance of humanitarian aid"Guaidó said, arrived on Colombian soil despite a restriction of justice related to Chavez that prevented him from leaving the country.

The young leader, who has proclaimed himself president in charge of presiding over the Venezuelan congress, appeared surprisingly in a crowded show in Cúcuta raise funds for the victims of the dramatic economic crisis in Venezuela.

Guaidó will contest the blockade of the border accompanied by the presidents of Colombia, Iván Duque; Paraguay, Mario Abdó; from Chile, Sebastián Piñera, OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro and United States Special Representative for Venezuela Elliott Abrams.