Venezuela: the antagonistic concerts have ended and the UN prays for the violence not to be unleashed

In contrast, two indigenous peoples died in the state of Bolívar, on the border with Brazil, as a result of a confrontation with members of the Bolivarian armed forces.

The expectation is now centered on what could happen tomorrow, while the anti-Chávez intends to provide considerable humanitarian aid sent from the United States and other countries that recognize as legitimate president Juan Guaidó, appointed January 23 interim president on behalf of the National Assembly (AN-Parliament).

Maduro announced that it would prevent the entry of this merchandise with border blocks, because he considers this as an outside interference and hides a military invasion plan of Venezuela led by the US government of President Donald Trump.

The Russian Foreign Ministry, which supports Maduro, said that the United States planned to enter Venezuela with heavy weapons disguised as humanitarian aid in order to send them to anti-Chavists in several times from " early March".

In this context, the UN called for avoiding any violence during the morning.

UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric said that the Secretary General, António Guterres, was following with "growing concern" the situation in Venezuela and would be very aware of what will happen tomorrow.

The greatest number of recitals took place today in the Colombian city of Cúcuta, the "Venezuela Aid Live", convened by the British billionaire Richard Branson.

More than 30 major Spanish-speaking stars have been invited to sing at the concert, including "El Puma": José Luis Rodríguez, Paulina Rubio, Carlos Baute, Ricardo Montaner, Diego Torres, Miguel Bosse, Maluma, Luis Fonsi, Carlos Vives, Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes, Maná and Alejandro Sanz.

On the other side of the bridge, the chavismo was launching its so-called "Concierto de la Paz", a three-day event with the promise of presenting the national characters of the song.

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