Juan Guaidó: "The first shipment of humanitarian aid has already entered our border with Brazil"

The president in charge of Venezuela,

Juan Guaidó,

announced that the first shipment of humanitarian aid from Brazil had entered the country, despite the closure of the border ordered by

Nicolás Maduro.

"Attention, Venezuela, we officially announce that the first shipment of humanitarian aid has entered our border with Brazil.It is a great achievement, Venezuela!" Said Guaidó,
Official Twitter account.

Yesterday

Nicolás Maduro

it had "temporarily" closed the bridges of Simón Bolívar, Santander and Unión, on the border of Venezuela and Colombia. It had also closed the borders with Brazil, to the south, and with the islands of Curacao, Aruba and Bonaire, to the north, to prevent the entry of this aid, which she considers as a pretext for the United States triggers military intervention.

Today, in the so-called "D-day" of the Venezuelan opposition, the day scheduled for the arrival of international aid so long awaited, the first cargo has finally arrived in Brazil.

There are more trucks being helped in Colombia. The own Guaidó gave today in the morning the order of exit of the delegation. He did it in front of a caravan of 14 trucks on the Colombian side of the Tienditas bridge, accompanied by Colombian presidents, Iván Duque; Chile, Sebastián Piñera and Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez.

Meanwhile, the demonstrations are recorded,
repression and desertions in Venezuela. Members of the Bolivarian National Guard suppressed with tear gas hundreds of people who tried to enter the Colombian city of Cucuta. In addition, four members of this force deserted.

A few minutes after announcing the arrival of the first truck with humanitarian aid, Guaidó issued a message to the "Chavist people": "This fight is for all and for all Venezuelans , I wish to make a special appeal to the Chavist people and their relatives, they join the side of the Constitution, that of democratic coexistence and the well-being of all. "