A Chavist deputy came to give a speech at a demonstration, a rifle around his neck.

From the Venezuelan Guajira, a border town with Colombia, a Chabad leader came to speak to a crowd of supporters of the ruling coalition. a rifle in the neck.

This is Pedro Carreño, deputy of the National Constituent Assembly, a body composed of Chavismo leaders who functions as a sort of parallel parliament in the National Assembly with a majority of opposition.

In full tension with Colombia from where the Venezuelan opposition intends to bring a cargo of humanitarian aid, Carreño, his rifle around his neck, sent a message to the White House Thursday: "Here is a city standing".

In accordance with the official speech, the legislator cataloged as "imperialist" the sanctions imposed on the officials of the government of Nicolás Maduro and the main company of the country, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

Nicolás Maduro accused the United States and Colombia of preparing "war plans against Venezuela" as part of a humanitarian badistance operation. The governments of these two countries – who do not recognize the new six-year term – They asked him to give up the power he has exercised since 2013. The Venezuelan president ordered the armed forces to develop a "permanent deployment" plan for the defense of "the whole territory", which includes soldiers and military equipment on the streets.

Venezuela is living in a situation of political instability since January 10when Maduro returned to take up his post after winning last May's elections, not recognized by any part of the international community.

January 23 Juan Guaidó He invoked several articles of the Venezuelan Constitution to badert that, as president of Parliament, he could declare himself acting president by considering Maduro's "illegitimate" investiture. Guaidó promoted the entrance of humanitarian aid to Venezuela and noted that donations will come with the support of citizens and the international community, mainly from nations such as the United States and Colombia , who recognize it as the legitimate authority of the country.

Much of the donations are stored in the Colombian town of Cucuta, and opponents are looking for them to enter this Saturday. In the previous, the opponents of Maduro organize the concert "Venezuela Aid Live", where several celebrities play the roles of Maluma, Diego Torres, Alejandro Sanz, Luis Fonsi and Carlos Vives.