Juan Guaidó accelerates his challenge to achieve an "avalanche" of humanitarian aid

Some 600,000 volunteers made themselves available to bring him into the country, despite Chavez's threats; throughout the territory of the tents were mounted to help the sick

CARACAS

Venezuela

live the countdown to the
"Humanitarian avalanche" of 23-F between humanitarian camps, deployment of volunteers and Chavez threats. Five days for the "thing", as they call it, to spread throughout the country. It is at least the hope of the people, even if
the government insists that it's a show and that they
They are not beggars of anyone.

Hundreds of people present yesterday in humanitarian camps deployed with the efforts of civil organizations after the order given by

Juan Guaidó,

president in charge. "The humanitarian aid revives the hope of people suffering from different diseases," said MP Freddy Superlano on the provisional site set up in Barinas.

This was also understood in Macarao, a former Chavist bastion of Caracas. "I have angina pectoris and I do not get my treatment, I came to see if there were drugs, I also have a lot of stomach pain, I can not go anywhere, and when I have it, I can not afford it.I will buy food, "said yesterday Maria Lorca, 79, who one of the people attended early in the morning. He arrived with a collar and empty boxes of all the medications he needed.

Patients and volunteers mingled during a day "at the service of the most vulnerable citizens," said the president of the National Assembly. To introduce and distribute aid, more than 600,000 volunteers, up to now, are willing to comply with their orders and to "do all that is necessary to enter" in Venezuela, despite the fact that the government adds "one brick" after the other on its revolutionary wall. The penultimate is done by the state Internet provider (Cantv), which has blocked the Web platform for registration of volunteers.

Since January 5, Parliament's challenge to the revolution, Cantv is more active than ever, his blockade on YouTube coinciding with the speeches of Guaidó (censored on radio and television). And it's not the only one: also Wikipedia, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, in addition to the Tunnelbear and Windscribe VPN services. A sophistication of censorship with the worst bandwidth of the continent, another revolutionary paradox.

Virtual belligerence is comparable to war discourses camouflaged by messages of peace. The last was interpreted yesterday by Pedro Carreño, retired soldier and right-hand man of Diosdado Cabello, number two of Chavismo, who revealed that the revolution had 8000 snipers, ready as a people to "offer their lives for the sovereignty of the homeland. "Each of the 8,000 specialists would dispose of a Dragunov rifle," for those who are afraid of NATO and the US government, each projectile is a desperate enemy, so that it can not be destroyed. they can see what we can do, "concluded the Assembly delegate. Component

The official harangues are multiplying through the immense apparatus of propaganda, oiled
false news which also serve to launch them as a boomerang against journalists and social fighters. "In the last six years, I've spent more than 400 calls to dialogue and I've always done it for the country's sake," Nicolás Maduro said through his social networks.

"Maduro is in the loser-loser quadrant because of his own mistakes: he loses it's preventing the entrance of humanitarian aid, which he can only do violently, and loses If he allows it, his dilemma is to be even more cruel or to be defeated.The two results weaken him, "said political badyst Ángel Álvarez, who added that this was not what he wanted. not say that the "son of Chávez" would be defeated irreversibly.

There are five days left for the next challenge: the entrance of aid convoys. Guaidó also called for mobilizations throughout the country and not just at the border crossing. The day before, a mega concert of support is being prepared in Cúcuta, organized by the British magnate Richard Branson, who already has on his staff international personalities ready to make his voice heard on the other side of the "wall" erected by Chavismo .

A wall that amaneció decorated by the guards who guard the convoys and the trailers arranged in the famous Puente de la Unidad, between the Venezuelan Ureña and the Colombian Cúcuta. The soldiers got into the containers and sent their message to the world, on the orders of their officers: "We want peace".