The United States has asked the United Nations Security Council to hold another meeting on the crisis in Venezuela

The United States asked on Thursday advice of Security United Nations that meets next week to address the worsening of the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, as indicated in EFE diplomatic sources.

The meeting hopes to deal with the development of the humanitarian crisis in this country and the political crisis since Venezuela is divided between the interim president proclaimed Juan Guaidó and the president Nicolás Maduro, as well as the difficult economic situation.

Last time on advice of Security On 28 February, the United States and Russia came into conflict with two separate resolutions on the situation in the country.

Of the 15 countries belonging to advicenine supported the US proposal to hold free elections, although Russia and China vetoed it, President Maduro's main support. The two powers considered that the pressure exerted by the United States and the European Union, which called for the peaceful resolution of the conflict through elections, constitutes an interference in the internal affairs of Venezuela.

Russia presented its own draft resolution defending non-interference in Venezuela's internal affairs, although this plan was defended only by China, South Africa and Guinea Equatorial.

The spokesman of the UN Secretary General, Stéphane Dujarric, who was "deeply concerned about the substantial humanitarian needs" in Venezuela, also spoke on the subject and said that the UN strengthened its presence, as well as the supply of food and medicine.

Venezuela has been in a state of political instability since January 10, when Maduro returned to the presidency after winning the May elections, which was not recognized by the international community.

On January 23, the opposition Juan Guaidó invoked several articles of the Venezuelan Constitution to defend the fact that he could, as president of Parliament, declare himself acting president of the country by considering the law. investiture of Maduro "illegitimate".