He died as an assistant to a member of the National Assembly of Venezuela after getting intoxicated in a Colombian restaurant

Carlos José Salinas, deputy deputy to the National Assembly Freddy Superlano, died this Saturday after intoxication in a restaurant in the Colombian city of Cucuta, where the operation took place to deliver humanitarian aid.

Superlano, on the other hand, is stable and is recovering in a health center in the city. The information was confirmed by several parliamentarians.

On the other hand, this Saturday, the operation to introduce humanitarian aid to Venezuela was highlighted this Saturday with a brutal repression of the National Guard and the National Police to the demonstrators close to the Brazilian and Colombian borders in a day that has left at least 5 dead, 285 wounded and 51 people arrested, according to figures from the government of Iván Duque.

"This peaceful and humanitarian action has been interrupted since Venezuela under the usurper regime of Maduro with a violent and disproportionate repression," said the Foreign Minister. Carlos Holmes Trujillo in a statement to the media. Therefore, he added that "the return of the trucks was organized to protect the aid, with the exception of trucks for which drugs were burned on Venezuelan territory".

At a press conference, Juan Guaidó, interim president of Venezuela, announced that he would attend the Lima group meeting next Monday with US Vice President Mike Pence, and called on the community. to consider "all letters" against the Maduro regime. .

Guaidó pronounced harsh words Saturday night the day that agents of the Chavez regime prevented the entry of humanitarian aid and attacked civilians, killing five people and injuring hundreds at several border crossings between Venezuela , Brazil and Colombia.

"To the international community, our eternal gratitude and we ask you to keep all the letters on the table," said the acting president of Venezuela at a press conference with Colombian President Ivan Duque and the Secretary-General of the OAS, Luis Almagro.