A FAES policeman has also rebelled against Chavismo and crossed the Colombian border: there are already 13 deserters

"Official William Cansino, attached to the FAES, special force of the Venezuelan National Police, and non-Bolivarian, Venezuela! To the north, south, east and west, stop the usurpation, transitional government and free elections! "

On these words, already on the Colombian side of the border, a young officer of the formidable FAES, also called "squads of death" of Nicolás Maduro, announced that it was adding to the cataract of desertions that, until now, was affecting all Venezuelan forces.

According to Cansino, "More than 80% of the officers of the force are against" the government of Nicolás Maduro. According to the immigration authority, there are thirteen people in uniform who have defected, when there are moments of maximum tension at the border.

At least 11 members of the Bolivarian National Guard of Venezuela and two members of the police of this country have defected This Saturday in the middle of the attempt to enter humanitarian aid in his country, confirmed Migration Colombia.

"At this moment, Migration Colombia, in the Norte de Santander department, He talks about 10 members of the Venezuelan National Guard and two women from the Bolivarian National Police who arrived in the country fleeing the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro. ".

According to the official report, "Another was delivered in the department of Arauca", which would be the FAES member William Cansino.

The two deserters were "Welcome" from Juan Guaidó, acting president, via a message on his Twitter account. "They sent women to the front, thinking we were going to attack them (…)," he wrote.

Indeed, sources on the scene say that several members of Venezuela's Bolivarian National Police (PNB) have blocked the pbadage of humanitarian aid through the Simón Bolívar international bridge and deserted this Saturday before crossing to get to the Colombian side of the border.

At border points, several Venezuelans have created a humanitarian cord that wanted to accompany with Cúcuta trucks in charge of Venezuela during its transit by the bridgebut they were stopped in the middle by a row of policemen equipped with shields and riot gear.

Arrived at the center of the bridge, Venezuelan citizens asked the police to let them pbad and urged them to join them.

In response, police fired tear gas at hundreds of civilians stationed on the bridgewho responded by throwing stones.

For its part, the Colombian police did not intervene in the situation and remained in post at Migration Colombia which are permanently located on the bridge to control the crossing of the border.

As PNB members started to leave the ranks and cross the border, several Colombian police officers escorted them and were applauded. for Venezuelans gathered in the region.

The protesters also shouted "Freedom" and were encouraged to advance despite the tear gas.