The Venezuelan government has again rejected US humanitarian aid: "She is poisoned and carcinogenic"

In the midst of an intense crisis, the Venezuelan government is increasingly locked in its own core. After several countries had offered to send food and medicine, Nicolás Maduro refused again and again to accept help. Delcy Rodríguez, the Vice President, accompanied the refusal and badured that the humanitarian aid sent by the United States Government is "poisoned" and that can cause cancer.

"This humanitarian aid is contaminated and poisoned, it is carcinogenic, as have shown different scientific studies on food, the United States, through chemicals, seek to poison our population. We could say that these are biological weaponsRodriguez said at the end of a working meeting with the governors of Chavez to define an agenda for food production.

"Just as they introduced weapons for contras in Nicaragua in supposed humanitarian aid, they also intend to do so with this poisoned and contaminated food that they sent as supposed humanitarian aid to Venezuela, but thankfully, the government of Nicolás Maduro, revolutionary working with the whole city to guarantee our food, "Rodriguez continued. He added: "Nothing will get us out of this way"

Rodriguez also denounced the fact that the government is subject to a "ruthless attack" by "the United States and its satellite governments". "We know that behind this supposed humanitarian aid is planning to intervene in Venezuela"said the vice president in statements issued by the state agency AVN. "It is an impoliteness on the part of the Venezuelan far right that with this joke, they intend to intervene by the Venezuelan military intervention", did he declare.

President Nicolás Maduro refused to send humanitarian aid to Venezuela. "Venezuela will not allow the demonstration of false humanitarian aid because we are nobody's beggars"said the president a few days ago, defending the" ability "of his executive to provide food, health care, housing and employment to the public.

For its part, Guaidó, who proclaimed himself "president in charge" of the country on January 23, announced Tuesday that humanitarian aid had already begun to be stored in the Colombian city of Cúcuta and would do the same in Roraima, Brazil. , will enter Venezuela from February 23.

Juan Guaidó challenged Nicolás Maduro in front of a crowd

In front of a crowd of supporters, the Venezuelan opposition Juan Guaidó declared that on February 23, a humanitarian aid would be sent to Venezuela. This way, he still challenged the persistent refusal of President Nicolás Maduro, in an impulse that confronts again the United States and Russia.

"Humanitarian aid will enter yes or yes in Venezuela, because the usurper will have to leave yes or yes of Venezuela. This is not the first time that Venezuela is getting rid of a tyrant, hope this will be the last one, "added the congressional president to the majority of the opposition.