The day set by Juan Guaidó for the entry of humanitarian aid to Venezuela is marked by tensions in the border towns with Colombia; in the picture, the bridge Francisco De Paula Santander in Ureña Source: AP – Credit: Fernando Llano
C L'CUTA.- The Venezuelan opposition today launched an operation to bring humanitarian aid to the
Venezuela
. In a day of increasing tension, the National Guard collided with protesters seeking to reach one of the bridges at the border with
Colombia
in demand for food and medicine input.
The president in charge of Venezuela,
Juan Guaidó
, he left the first trucks with the help of a warehouse in the Colombian city of Cucuta to get to the Venezuelan border, where the National Guard blocked the pbad and threw tear gas and bullets into it. rubber.
President
Nicolás Maduro
, who denies that Venezuela is experiencing a humanitarian crisis, said that it would not allow any aid to enter.
Puente Simón Bolívar: the tension rises after Nicolás Maduro ordered the closure of part of the border with Colombia last night Source: AFP – Credit: Luis Robayo In the Venezuelan town of Ureña, neighbor of Cúcuta (Colombia), incidents have occurred since early morning Source: AP – Credit: Rodrigo Abd Ureña: Hundreds of people have tried to move to Colombia and many others have demonstrated in this city; National Guard repressed with tear gas and rubber bullets Source: Reuters – Credit: Andrés Martínez Casares Humanitarian aid is the main impulse between Maduro and Juan Guaidó Source: Reuters – Credit: Andrés Martínez Casares Ureña: the city is boiling Source: Reuters – Credit: Andrés Martínez Casares Four members of the National Guard defected today and were received by the Colombian immigration authorities; Guaidó celebrated the decision of the soldiers and asked not to call them "traitors" Source: AFP – Credit: Juan Barreto Guaidó crossed the border yesterday and challenged Nicolás Maduro and the Supreme Court of Justice, which had banned him from leaving the country. today there were marches in their support to Caracas Source: Reuters – Credit: Carlos Jbado Luis Almagro (OAS), Mario Abdo (Paraguay), Iván Duque (Colombia) and Sebastián Piñera (Chile) accompany the President of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó Source: Reuters – Credit: Marco Bello Cúcuta: Guaidó in one of the trucks with humanitarian aid Source: Reuters – Credit: Marco Bello
AFP and AP agencies
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