Sebastián Piñera will travel to Cúcuta with Iván Duque to support the arrival of humanitarian aid to Venezuela

The President of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, announced that it would be next Friday in Cucuta (Colombia) to bring humanitarian aid to Venezuela "to those who have suffered from the crisis caused by the dictatorship for years"

"Venezuela and its people need international support to regain their freedom and democracy. With President Iván Duque, we will be this Friday in Cúcuta to distribute humanitarian aid to those who have suffered years of crisis caused by the dictatorship, "said the president on Twitter.

Plane "loaded with hope and help for Venezuelans"They arrived Saturday in Cucuta, on the border with Venezuela, as part of the second tranche of US humanitarian aid to meet the needs of the most vulnerable people in the country, said the country's president at the time, Juan Guaidó.

Guaidó announced a few days ago that more than a million people would devote themselves to distribution "by land, water and air", next Saturday 23 February, humanitarian aid collected in this Colombian city, although Until now, it is unclear what will happen that day since President Nicolás Maduro said that no humanitarian aid would come to his country..

"This does not end on February 23, the idea is that with this humanitarian aid and the coalition that has formed, a new humanitarian corridor so that a way of help is open all the time, "he said last Saturday Léster Toledo, coordinator of international humanitarian aid.

Last week, the Government of Chile announced that it would send 17 tons of humanitarian aid to Venezuela to alleviate the crisis that is going through this country and thus meet Guaidó's call.

For Friday, a mega concert hoping to raise millions of dollars to buy drugs and other products. Among the artists who will be willing to participate in this concert include Carlos Vives, Peter Gabriel, Luis Fonsi, Alejandro Sanz, Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes, Ricardo Montaner, Diego Torres, Miguel Bosé and Maluma.

The event takes place almost 11 years after the first concert "Peace Without Borders", organized outdoors and free on the international bridge Simón Bolívar connecting Cúcuta to San Antonio del Táchira, with the aim of transmitting the message of brotherhood to the Colombian, Ecuadorian and Venezuelan peoples