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"They are not deserters"On Saturday morning, Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó confirmed on Twitter that "several members of the National Guard badigned to the Simón Bolívar International Bridge have decided to join those who we save democracy"
Venezuela: Guards and members of the armed forces who decide to join our fight are not defectors.
They decided to side with the people and the constitution!
Welcome! The arrival of freedom and democracy in Venezuela is already unstoppable. pic.twitter.com/zojGluqAuo
– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) February 23, 2019
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"Let's go well!" Exclaimed Guaidó.
In the videos, uniforms appear to enter Colombia walking with Venezuelan deputies and volunteers. same one of them cries, excited.
"Freedom, freedom, freedom!"you hear screams.
"We are your children": message to the border with Brazil, where two people died in clashes with uniforms. (AP)
"They decided to side with the people and the Constitution!"said Guaidó, proclaimed acting president and recognized by some fifty countries, including the United States and Argentina.
"Welcome!" He added. The arrival of freedom and democracy in Venezuela is already unstoppable. "
We are well!
Venezuela: I confirm in this way that several members of the National Guard badigned to the Simón Bolívar International Bridge have decided to join those of us who are saving democracy in Venezuela.
Humanitarian aid will enter yes or yes. pic.twitter.com/YNYSICld04
– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) February 23, 2019
The Colombian migration agency confirmed that At least 4 crossed agents and they came forward to ask for help.
Of course, the regime automatically began to call them "traitors to the fatherland". And Guaidó made public, as "Commander-in-Chief of the National Armed Forces", leaving this qualification ineffective.
"Anyone who is not on the side of the population and who prevents the entry of humanitarian aid he is a deserter who betrays our people "The Leader of the Opposition" added. Those who accompany us to save the lives of Venezuelans are true patriots. "
Activist Lilian Tintori, the opposition's wife Leopoldo López, who is still in detention for the regime, tweeted a video containing the message of 4 soldiers: Lieutenant Sanchez, Sergeant Major Torres, Sergeant Major Suarez and Sergeant Linarez.
WARNING! This is the message from Lieutenant Sanchez, Sergeant Major Torres, Sergeant Major Suarez and Sergeant Linarez, calling on their FANB comrades to place themselves on the right side of the story and to allow the entry of 39, humanitarian aid. # 23FAvalanchaHumanitaria pic.twitter.com/z3fjmrpJSW
– Lilian Tintori (@liliantintori) February 23, 2019
"We do not know President Nicolás Maduro Moros today and we recognize our Acting President, Commander-in-Chief Juan Guaidó, what we have done today was for our families and for the Venezuelan people", said one of the reporters. And the others contribute:
We are not terrorists
Our armies know that we are not criminals.
"Enough, enough of such uncertainty.
And so much injustice.
Omp Compañeros, the moment has arrived. Come the time.
Go to the right of the story.
Meanwhile, other members of the Maduro security forces repressed the population in Táchira, in the Ureña pbad, also on the border with Colombia.
Bolivarian patrols in Ureña. (AP)
There was tear gas and rubber bullets for those who tried to cross and claimed the entrance of humanitarian aid blocked by the regime, closing borders and airspace.
This Saturday, Guaidó called on Venezuelans to wear white clothes at the barracks require the army to authorize the arrival of the aid, sent by the United States, Colombia and Brazil, among other countries.
The call was launched on social networks with tags (hashtags) # 23F, #AvalanchaHumanitaria and # 23FVzlaALaCalle and includes 6 points:
1. Attend dressed in white.
2. Carry a message for the Bolivarian National Armed Forces.
The Venezuelans are fighting with the guards on the Simón Bolívar bridge that connects the country to Cúcuta (Colombia). (EFE)
3. Maintain peaceful behavior.
4. Swear to the flag.
5. Avoid falling into provocations or aggression against the military.
6. Pay attention to the instructions of the president.
"To the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB), we reiterate our order: obey the Constitution, let the humanitarian aid go and stand at the side of the people," Guaidó stressed in another tweet: "Today's they have in their hands the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. The whole country and the world will have their eyes riveted on you. To decide"
sources: DPA, EFE, AP, Reuters, AFP. AEZ
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