Guaidó has exceeded a limit: cross the border in Cucuta to ask for help

The self-proclaimed President of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, has decided to cross the border between the state of Táchira and Cucutá, where the aid Live Aid Venezuela has been developed and where it will try to enter tomorrow humanitarian aid.

The conflict is that the Federal Supreme Court of the Bolivarian country has forbidden him to leave the country. The focus will be on the return of Guaidó to Venezuela because it would be stopped.

This Saturday, a group of opposition leaders will try to break into the shipments of help that they have received from Chile and the United States, but that Chavismo is trying to avoid, why an escalation of violence might be expected.

Guaidó's trip was kept under seven keys to prevent agents of the Bolivarian National Guard from intercepting the caravan. It remains to be seen what would be the reaction of Washington, the main driver and support of the leader, if he ended up in detention.

At the same time, the underlying goal of aid revenues – which is essential for a country in great social crisis – is to dismantle the leaders of the armed forces who continue to support Maduro.