The Colombian Foreign Minister said that it was necessary to deepen the sanctions against Nicolás Maduro to force him to leave power

"We must strengthen sanctions against the regime," Foreign Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo said in an interview with the national newspaper The weather. The official badured that diplomatic pressure should force dictator Nicolás Maduro to step down and that his country would continue its efforts to provide humanitarian badistance to the Venezuelan people.

Trujillo was the host of the meeting on Monday with several Latin American leaders belonging to the Lima group, the interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, and the vice president of the United States, Mike Pende. This was after the Bolivarian Guard, in support of the regime, burned humanitarian aid trucks entering the country from Colombia.

"The whole world has witnessed the actions of the usurper and dictator Maduro, who has surrendered to the most horrific violence to prevent the entrance of the humanitarian aid needed by so many brothers. Venezuelans, "he said. The weather the Chancellor, evoking the impediment to the entry of humanitarian aid in acts of violence that left five dead and 275 wounded.

The official described the event as a crime against humanity, which shows the violence, abuse and ignorance of the regime's democracy. And he badured that both Colombia and the Lima Group would continue their political, diplomatic and humanitarian efforts to help the Venezuelan repressed people.

"Maduro has once again demonstrated to Venezuelans and to the world that he was only a usurper, a tyrant and a dictator." Maduro looks like Noriega in his last days: brave and rejected by his people and the international community, the dictator reaches his final, "he warned in the interview.