EU condemns Maduro blockade and calls for humanitarian aid to be allowed to enter

The European Union (EU) condemned the intimidation of people who mobilized to allow humanitarian aid to enter Venezuela and asked security agencies to be moderate and to distribute them.

"We urge the security and law enforcement services to exercise restraint, avoid the use of force and allow the entry of security forces." 39, helps "said the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Policy, Federica Mogherini, on behalf of the Twenty-eight.

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In addition, Mogherini made it clear in a statement that in the EU "We refuse the use of irregular armed groups to intimidate civilians and lawmakers who have mobilized to distribute aid."

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The Venezuelan government confirmed Sunday the total of 42 wounded following Saturday's riots on the border with Colombia.

The government appointed Táchira State Protector, Freddy Bernal, explained that among the wounded, there is "Two Colombian criminals, three burned alive and the rest with blunt objects."