Marco Rubio has denounced the fact that Maduro "gang members" have fired firearms against volunteers of humanitarian aid

Marco Rubio, Republican senator from Florida, is waiting for the transfer of humanitarian aid to Venezuela and denounces through his social networks all the irregularities committed. In one of his messages, he said that Chavez's groups had used firearms against people working with tons of food and medicine provided by different countries and who had to reach the Venezuelan people.

"The pro-Maduro gang, under the direction of Cuban agents, used firearms against civilians working with humanitarian aid on the Simón Bolívar bridge." The military leaders are cowards. they stay on the sidelines and allow the foreign government to refer to Cuba) and street criminals kill their own people "Rubio tweeted.

The US senator also said he was informed of four civilians killed and 24 wounded by bullets fired by Chavez forces in the town of Santa Elena de Uairen. "The Maduro regime has launched a mbadive and violent crackdown on the border with Brazil."

And he shared a video with images of the "young man shot to the head by forces loyal to Maduro" in Santa Elena de Uairén.

On the other hand, the White House National Security Advisor, John BoltonHe urged the Venezuelan military to allow the entry of humanitarian aid into the country, a sign that they chose "the path of democracy" to "protect the people" and not the "band of thieves" "from President Nicolás Maduro.

Statements of Bolton held in the middle of the blockade of land communications, ordered by the Maduro government, entered into force this Saturday, the same day that the Venezuelan opposition, led by the Speaker of Parliament Juan Guaidó, proclaimed himself president by interim Venezuela plans to provide humanitarian aid given by several governments across borders.

"President Guaidó personally leads efforts to bring help to the Venezuelan people, and the army has the opportunity to protect and badist the people of Venezuela, not Maduro and a band robbers. "he said Bolton in a message on your Twitter account.

"Choose the path of democracy," he said Bolton, who canceled the trip he had planned this weekend in South Korea to follow "the events in Venezuela".

The political crisis in Venezuela is experiencing moments of particular tension with Maduro's decision to close the border in Colombia and Brazil, in the face of protests to allow the entry of donations from the United States and other countries. .

"God bless the people of Venezuela" The President of the United States, Donald Trump, tweeted this Saturday at noon. And Vice President Mike Pence dedicated the phrase "We are with you" to Juan Guaidó "and to all the people of Venezuela who defend freedom and humanitarian aid".