The government condemned the Maduro regime for the blockade of humanitarian aid

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship, in charge of Jorge Faurie, issued a statement against the acts of the Chavez administration, which stemmed from a tight security operation at the country's borders. prevented the entrance of the audience "intended to alleviate the dramatic situation where millions of Venezuelans are at the moment. "

"In the same way, strongly repudiates repression by regime forces, which has left several dead and dozens wounded", says the text published by the Argentine diplomatic representation.

In addition, the government of Mauricio Macri said in the same statement that "renews its support for the President in charge Juan Guaidó and his support for the efforts he is deploying with the National Assembly allow the entry of food and medicines to alleviate the suffering that the policies of the Maduro regime have imposed on all the Venezuelan people. "

In this way, the Argentine representation has imitated the position of the American government, which has also condemned the use of force by the Venezuelan army. against "unarmed civilians and innocent volunteers"on the border with Brazil and warned that there would be no impunity for the" human rights violations "perpetrated by the government of Nicolás Maduro.

A very conflicting day

On Saturday, humanitarian aid managed to transfer Venezuela's borders with two trucks, but 34 others were selected and in three cases burnedin a day when they registered Five dead, 131 wounded and 34 arrested, according to data provided by the opposition.

The information was provided by the Special Commission for the Monitoring of Humanitarian Aid, which represented 161 events throughout the country and 8 border crossings blocked.

According to opposition MP Gaby Arellano, three of the trucks that left Colombia for Ureña, the Venezuelan state of Táchira, they were burned by the Bolivarian National Police (GNP).

The border near Cucuta It was one of the hot spots of the day. The other was the region that connects the Brazilian city of Pacaraima, in the state of Roraima, where thousands of Venezuelans emigrated in search of the basic living conditions they lacked.

There until now I would have managed to pbad a single truck, which is held by the Bolivarian security forces.

In Caracas, demonstrators concentrated in the La Carlota military base press for food and medicines sent by the 50 countries that recognize the self-proclaimed president, Juan Guaidó, as the only legitimate authority in Venezuela, to make their entry.