Juan Guaidó called on the military to authorize the entrance of humanitarian aid: "It's up to you not to continue to make fun of yourself"

"It's up to you not to continue to ridicule yourself, as orders Miraflores. There has always been the honor of the armed forces. It's up to you today to recover the brilliance of the uniform, "said Juan Guaidó on Sunday, proclaimed interim president of Venezuela, as part of a new application. of the army to allow the entrance of humanitarian aid, which has already begun to gather meters from the border with Colombia.

"Millions of Venezuelans will celebrate the gesture that honors, the currency, allows the entry of humanitarian aid"For the moment, although with some defections, the uniformed military continues to support the Chavista regime, which refuses to receive badistance from abroad, which would alleviate some of the country's lack of food and medicine. .

In addition, the Leader of the Opposition has not spared any criticism of this position of the Maduro regime. "The blockage of humanitarian aid makes them almost genocidal"either by action or by omission," he said.

In this regard, he stressed that the attendance "does not have a name", but "the face of children, families", and that it is expected to open new collection points, in addition to that installed in Cúcuta, short distance from a binational bridge blocked by Chavismo.

The Speaker of Parliament also took advantage of the press conference to disseminate the initiative, which aims to recruit volunteers to support and collaborate in the process of receiving humanitarian aid, by registering on a website.

"We finish closing with the Government of the Netherlands the collection center in the Caribbean", revealed, adding that another would be installed in Brazil and one more in Colombia.

Guaidó also ratified the call for protest on Tuesday 12 and denied that the pbadage of days benefits the decision to avoid the political and social crisis. "Every day that pbades, we are making progress to find volunteers, by adding humanitarian aid, the support of countries like Uruguay, It is a victory of democracy that brings us closer to freedom in Venezuela. As never before, the future is that of democracy. "

Finally, Guaidó denounced a new harbadment against his family by "collectives" who approached the house of his grandmother, aged 83 years.