The Guaidó ultimatum to the Bolivarian Armed Forces

The Speaker of the Parliament of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, who has proclaimed himself "president in charge" of this country, has set a deadline of eight days to the Venezuelan army to allow the entrance of the Venezuelan army. a "major humanitarian aid" from the United States, which intends to be introduced by force from Cucuta, Colombia.

"February 23 approach, gentlemen of the armed forces (…) They will have the opportunity in 23 days, February 23, to join the Constitution," he said Thursday in a forum. The constitutional president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, denounced the entry of the cargo as a "show" justifying a military intervention in the Caribbean nation.

The eight days set by the Guaidó begin to run from this Friday and end on February 23, a crucial new date set by the opposition MP to allow the entry into Venezuelan territory of "l & # 39; 39, humanitarian aid "sent by the US government. UU and other countries, who recognize him as a "legitimate agent".

Prior to the attempted forced intrusion into the cargo of inputs, which was not authorized by the constitutional government of Maduro, the FANB strengthened its presence on the Venezuelan border, including the 2,219 km that she shares with Colombia.

In recent days, deputies of the National Assembly (AN), with the majority of the opposition, have tried to enter the charge of the inactive Puente Las Tienditas, which connects in Ureña, San Cristobal, Venezuela, but failed.

The ultimatum of the opposition MP coincides with the statement of John Bolton, national security adviser to the White House, who said yesterday that the time for the Venezuelan army to "do what is right" is " now". "It's not too late," he posted on his Twitter account.