Colombia expelled five Venezuelans for security threat before Venezuela Aid Live

Colombia "brought back" five Venezuelans to his country on Wednesday who, apparently, were doing activities that "they would attack citizen security and the social order"in the border town of Cucuta, a few hours after the holding of a concert in support of humanitarian aid for Venezuela.

"We will not allow foreign nationals to enter our country to affect the order and social tranquility"said the director of Migration Colombia, Christian Krüger Sarmiento, quoted in a statement from his office.

The information adds that the foreigners were placed in a joint operation between Migración Colombia and the Criminal Investigation Directorate and Police Interpol (Dijin) while they were traveling in a vehicle with Venezuelan registration plates to the north West of Cucuta, a city that also serves as a landmark. collection of humanitarian aid collected by several countries for Venezuela.

The authorities established that the five persons were from "firregular shape"in Colombia, that's why they opened"corresponding actions"what could they"conclude with a measure of deportation or expulsion, as the case may be"

"The controls will continue and, just as we have reached out to the Venezuelan people, they can be sure that we will not hesitate to punish foreigners who seek to alter the tranquility of our countryadded Krüger Sarmiento.

Venezuelans were taken to the Simón Bolívar International Bridge, the main crossing point between the two countries ",where the exit measure of the country came into effect"

According to the Colombian official, Nicolás Maduro's government would havea clear interest"affect"national security in the face of events about to happen and seeking nothing more than the return of democracy to the neighboring country", like the concert" Venezuela Aid Live ", which will take place on Friday.

For this show, which seeks to make known the humanitarian crisis experienced by the citizens of this country, More than fifty Colombian immigration officers will strengthen the three Cucuta border crossing points.

The event will take place on the Colombian side of the Tienditas Bridge, still unused. It is one of three border crossing points of Cúcuta with Venezuela, where tons of international humanitarian aid are stored for this country, under the leadership of the head of Parliament, Juan Guaidó. who was proclaimed interim agent last January while Maduro "usurps" the presidency.

They will participate, among others, to the Swedish dj Alesso; the Spaniards Alejandro Sanz and Miguel Bosé; Americans Jencarlos Canela and Rudy Mancuso; Argentine Diego Torres; the Dominican Juan Luis Guerra; Mexicans Maná, Paulina Rubio and Reik, and Puerto Rican Luis Fonsi.

It will also be Colombians Camilo Echeverry, Carlos Vives, Orlando "El Cholo" Valderrama, Fonseca, Gusi, Jorge Villamizar, Juanes, Maluma, Santiago Cruz and Silvestre Dangond.

Also the Venezuelans Carlos Baute, Chyno Miranda, Danny Ocean, Jorge Glem, Jose Luis Rodriguez, "el Puma"; Lele Pons, Nacho, Reynaldo Armas, Reymar Perdomo, Ricardo Montaner and the duo Mau and Ricky.

The Maduro government has also scheduled a concert featuring the same features for the rejection of aid, which is considered a "show" media, and announced Wednesday that it would be held on the same bridge. Tienditas – on the Venezuelan side – and will have a duration of three days after the start of this Friday.