The false news of trucks with "humanitarian aid …

The false positives that fueled the American fire and the opposition against Nicolás Maduro amid disputes over "humanitarian aid" were more than proven. Page / 12 A few weeks ago, the fire of one of the four trucks of USAID on the international bridge Francisco de Paula Santander was not caused by the Bolivarian National Guard, opponents having tried to install it. another side of the Colombian border. Now, a New York Times video has provided more evidence and shown how the US government has drawn from this false news an incredible attack on the Venezuelan president, which has subsequently been published in newspapers around the world.

All that has been said has been raised by rumors. A journalist who was on site at the time the incident occurred produced an avalanche of misinformation, baduring that the GNB had deliberately set fire to the truck for humanitarian aid. A few minutes later, Republican Senator Marco Rubio shared the false news with the corresponding accusation against Maduro. The erroneous information was then replicated by John Bolton, United States Representative to the UN, and by Mark Green, USAID Ambbadador. And even Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State of the United States. The echo was then picked up by the false news.

"We are tired of Maduro refusing to give food to the starving Venezuelans and medicine to the sick by burning trucks, which is the worst of the worst," said Mike Pompeo on television, with no evidence to show. support of his accusation against Maduro. The complaint against the president for allegedly ordering the burning of trucks has even reached the UN headquarters, where Donald Trump is struggling to draft a resolution approving the self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó.

This newspaper had then warned that the images captured as they start to burn the trucks confirmed that it was an attack by the right Venezuelan militants, who wanted to impose the GNB. The incident in question was one that the US government subsequently used to support the new sanctions against the country of Latin America.

The New York Times video accurately shows that it was a Molotov that sparked the fire, fired by Venezuelan right-wing militants who stood on the Colombian side of the border, near the four trucks that were attempting to cross the bridge. The bomb dropped was intended for the security forces on the other side, who at any time instead of facing the demonstrators, asked them to calm down, but because of an error of trajectory, it fell on one of the trucks, which quickly triggered the discussion. of fire

"A group of protesters started to prepare Molotov badtails.One of them throws three Molotv to the police behind the third truck, one of them is thrown, but the second is separated and the rag of fire falls on the truck in front of him, "says the video. unveils the misinformation that was built around a false news that influential members of the US government were tasked to reinforce.