After the violent crackdown at border posts, Juan Guaidó asked international leaders to consider "all letters" in front of Maduro.

"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.

And he argued: "We saw today how a man, who does no harm to the Venezuelan people, orders to burn food for those who are hungry, they must not loyalty, gentlemen of the armed forces, to a man who burn food before a hungry people, a sick people, they owe no kind of obedience to those who, with sadism, celebrate that they do not receive help. "

The president of the Venezuelan parliament, Juan Guaidó, announced that he would participate next Monday in the meeting of the Lima group in Bogotá, "to discuss possible diplomatic actions" against the regime of Nicolás Maduro.

According to Guaidó, all foreign ministers in the region and US Vice President Mike Pence will attend the summit.

"Whoever today usurps Miraflores took the worst path today, by action and by omission, by action, Armed groups shot protesters. They slaughtered our natives, the children of our ancestors. A people that claims peacefully and constitutionally, "said Saturday the Venezuelan opposition leader about the five people murdered by Chavez forces during a demonstration in Santa Elena de Uairen, near the Brazilian border.

"Today, the worst face of a diet has been seen, and the world has seen in minutes, the worst face of the Venezuelan dictatorship.They also found that it There was no freedom in Venezuela, they burned the necessary food, for the love of God! " he affirmed. "And my responsibility as president is to find a way out, to get that help, to look for ways, our responsibility as a people is to resist, and I know we've been doing it for years. .. Now the army of the armed forces: the statement must be en bloc ".