Mauricio Macri condemned the "repression of Nicolás Maduro" and renewed his "support to the president in charge Juan Guaidó"

Mauricio Macri reiterated Saturday night his support for the self-proclaimed "president in charge", Juan Guaidó, and condemned "the repression deployed" by the government of Nicolás Maduro on the border between Venezuela and Colombia to prevent the arrival of the humanitarian aid.

"Once again, I renew the support of Argentina to the president in charge of Guaidó and the efforts of the National Assembly to achieve this. food and medications so necessary to relieve suffering that Maduro imposed on his own people, "said the president Twitter.

Macri also badured that "The situation in which Venezuelans live is dramatic" and for this reason, he condemned "the repression deployed by Maduro and his actions to prevent the Venezuelan people from receiving humanitarian aid".

For its part, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement that "the Argentine government strongly condemns the actions of the Maduro regime that prevented Saturday the entrance of humanitarian aid from neighboring countries, intended to improve the dramatic situation in which there are millions of Venezuelans. "

"Likewise," he added, "repudiates firmly the repression deployed by the regime's forces, which has left several dead and dozens wounded."

Finally, he reaffirmed that "the Argentine government renews its support to the president in charge, Juan Guaidó, and his support for the efforts he is deploying with the National Assembly to allow the entrance of the government. foods and medicines to alleviate the suffering caused by the policy of the Union. " Maduro imposed on all the Venezuelan people. "