Hands off Venezuela: the recital in favor of Nicolás Maduro and against #VenezuelaAidLive

More than 600 tons of supplies are expected in Colombian wineries of the Tienditas Bridge complex, which was not inaugurated because of the temporary closure of the border ordered by Maduro in 2016. Guaidó, who made a trip Thursday in the border region, announced that it would enter "yes or yes" Saturday in Venezuela. He also expects other supplies to enter his country from Brazil, although Maduro has closed the border on Thursday and Curaçao, whose authorities announced Friday that they would only forward them to Iraq. With the permission of Caracas.

Kape Kape, a human rights organization, said Friday that two natives had been killed and 15 wounded in a clash with the Venezuelan army in the border region of Brazil.

The live recital:

New call to the army

At the end of the concert in the Colombian city of Cúcuta, the leaders of Colombia will be present, Iván Duque, of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, and Paraguay, Mario Abdo.

In a joint statement to the media, Duque and Piñera issued a new appeal to forces loyal to Maduro so that they are on the "right side of history" and allow the entry of aid.

"There can be nothing more cruel than a government that closes the roads of humanitarian aid that its people need," said the Chilean president, arrived in Cucuta with more help for Venezuelans. This Friday, too, the United States transferred more badistance to the border.

Given Chavez's refusal, the way Guaidó plans to enter the audience is unknown. MPs opposed to Maduro warned that they would do it for the four bridges connecting the Colombian department of Norte de Santander to Venezuela in trucks driven by Venezuelans.

The leader of the opposition does not exclude that they use one of the 30 illegal tracks that, according to the Colombian police, are on the Cúcuta border with Venezuela.

Along the 2,200 kilometers of the border area, these crosses are multiplying, many of them being controlled by guerrillas, drug traffickers or gangs of smugglers.