The United States has assured that the human rights violations of Maduro and her supporters "will not go unpunished"

"The United States strongly condemns the use of force by the Venezuelan army against unarmed civilians and innocent volunteers on the Venezuelan-Brazilian border."said the government of President Donald Trump in a statement to the White House.

"Maduro's outrageous human rights violations and those who follow his orders will not go unpunished", he said, asking the army to allow the pbadage of humanitarian aid to the country.

The note responds to the "press releases" of the death of two indigenous peoples Friday with the goal of opening the border crossing that the Maduro government ordered to close to prevent the entrance of humanitarian aid sent by Washington without the consent of Caracas.

According to the version circulated by the deputies of the opposition, The Venezuelan army opened fire on protesters, with the two dead and fifteen wounded as a result.

For his part, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza dissociated the military from the events: "What happened this morning has nothing to do with the versions that circulated. In fact, some of the wounded are wounded by knives, machetes or even arrows. "

In his statement on this subject, the White House claimed that Maduro "He has given orders to repress those who seek to bring help to the country."

"The atrocious violation of human rights by Maduro and those who follow his orders will not go unpunished"warned the United States, which urged the military to "allow humanitarian aid to enter the country peacefully".

Caracas ordered the closure of land borders with these two countries and also maritime with the Dutch territory of Curaçao, countries in which the United States gathered a "humanitarian aid".

The Trump government was the first in the world to recognize President Guaidó's opposition as Venezuela's legitimate president. and imposed harsh economic sanctions on the Caribbean country to force Maduro out of power.