Nicolás Maduro rejected humanitarian aid: "We are no beggars of anyone"

February 5, 2019

The leader of Chavez does not want to receive the food, medicines and necessities that the international community has sent to the border.

Nicolás Maduro who says that there is no humanitarian crisis in his country, he again refused Monday to ask for humanitarian support to Venezuela and stated that the opposition, which promotes this badistance to other countries, you need "Mental help".

United States and other countries have confirmed the shipment of food, among other provisions, but the official refused to receive humanitarian aid as the self-proclaimed president, Juan Guaidó, had accepted.

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"A Venezuela you can not make a false promise of so-called humanitarian aid. We are nobody's beggars ", expressed Maduro in one act, surrounded by soldiers.

In addition, leader Chavista said that the country could leave its respective problems with the effort and with the work invited to reject the "Bad and cheap show" of opposition, that he called "Oligarchy" and what do you need? "Mental help to see if one day they have a little dignity and are planted in those of the north who treat us and mistreat us with orders and counter orders.

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On the other hand, Nicolás MaduroI had asked dad Francisco your "best effort" to help the dialogue in Venezuela. The president said in an interview that he had asked for it by a letter to Holy father. "I'm waiting for a positive answer"he sucked.

The chef confirmed in a recorded interview in Caracas: "I sent a letter to Pope Francisco." In the message, Maduro says that "It is in the service of Christ and in this spirit I asked him to help us in a process of facilitation, strengthening of dialogue".

"Governments of Mexico and of Uruguay, all Caribbean governments, theCARICOMand that Bolivia, convened a conference for dialogue and peace in VenezuelaFebruary 7 (in Montevideo) ", added the president, in dialogue with the Italian news channel Sky TG24.