Maduro called on his followers to stay in the fight

"The people are united in the streets, mobilized and alert in every corner of the country, I call men and women of good will, not to let down the guard and continue the fight for the preservation of peace from Venezuela. Rebel! ", said through the social network Twitter.

Maduro reiterated its appeal to the international community to denounce and repudiate the "war and interventionism" policy of the United States Governmentwhich, he baderts, threatens the peace of the fatherland.

"They tried to cover themselves with a concert and a so-called" humanitarian aid "at the border, a plan unveiled and announced by Donald Trump. I call for international solidarity with the homeland of Simón Bolívar, "he said.

Maduro's statement comes after the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, said that they "are numbered", the era of the president in Venezuela, after the unrest recorded on the eve of the borders with Colombia and Brazil – closed by the chief agent, when he was tempted to enter humanitarian aid.

"I hope the Venezuelan people will guarantee that the days of Maduro are numbered," Pompeo said, according to reports in international media.

Attempts to enter Venezuelan territory, humanitarian aid sent by the United States and other countries, were thwarted by violent clashes by security forces against volunteers and civilians who took to the streets to support the entry of this help.

This violent day unleashed in border areas has left three dead, 295 injured, according to the NGO Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social (OVCS).

As well as the fire of two trucks carrying part of the humanitarian aid to alleviate the crisis caused by the scarcity of foodstuffs and medicines registered by the country.

The cooperation was managed by Juan Guaidó, head of Parliament and recognized by more than 50 countries as the country's responsible president after his self-proclamation on 23 January.

The opposition was sworn in after the legislature declared Maduro "usurper", claiming he had been re-elected in elections denounced as "fraudulent" both inside and outside the country.

However, the president denounces Guaidó's maneuver as a US-led "coup d'etat", which uses "fake humanitarian aid", which his government rejects, for a "military intervention" in the country.