Juan Guaidó called to go to the barracks of Venezuela to ask for the entrance of humanitarian aid

Juan Guaidó summoned the people of Venezuela to march on Saturday 23 in "all the barracks" of the country to require the entry of humanitarian aid collected at the border, during a day during which it is expected to that it maximizes the pressure against the Nicolás Maduro regime, which maintains its blockade of aid coming from abroad.

"Lords of the FANB (National Armed Forces Bolivarian), they have three days to comply with the order of the President in charge and comply with the Constitution. This help is saving lives", said the opposition leader on Twitter, in a new complaint against a sector that remains the only support of the Chavez regime.

Maduro rejects the entrance of drugs and food as he considers them to be the first step of an American invasion, as the opposition prepares a civil movement to force its entry this Saturday.

The The Venezuelan armed force has declared itself "alert" to avoid a violation of the territory before the pretext of bringing food and medicines collected in Colombia, Brazil and Curaçao, an island whose sea and air borders closed Tuesday. A few days ago, the regime blocked a bilateral bridge on the border with Cucuta.

Some members of the opposition confess confidentially that they expect a military declaration in favor of Guaidó that day. The military high command kept silent about the speaker of Parliament, which led to speculation that Maduro would have negotiated with the officers so that they do not change sides. Only a few active officers showed their support for Guaidó and expectations have given way to the reality of a slow and complicated road.