The Venezuelan opposition assured that she had an alternative plan to bring in humanitarian aid

The Venezuelan opposition has another plan to transport humanitarian aid They gathered in the Colombian city of Cucuta in their country, said Monday the MP José Manuel Olivares.

"The plans exist, the alternatives exist, we will not disclose them early, but at the right moment so that the world can see how the help will arrive," Olivares explained at a conference. press in Bogotá.

In this regard, he explained that there were "different solutions and projects" after the first attempt to bring humanitarian aid to Venezuela on 23 February, when the forces of the Chavez regime repressed the volunteers.

On that day, the volunteers convened by the Venezuelan parliament speaker, Juan Guaidó, who announced Jan. 23 that he was baduming the interim presidency of his country, attempted to introduce trucks to humanitarian aid via the binational bridges connecting the Colombian city of Cucuta to Venezuela.

The Venezuelan forces, with the help of Chavez's collectives, prevented the entry by violence and riots took place in the middle of which One of the trucks was burned.

"That day, the world saw what we usually live, namely that irregular armed groups act with the National Guard (Bolivar, GNB). On that day, there were 321 wounded in Simón Bolívar, of whom 454 were wounded, some by firearms "said Olivares.

For all these reasons, he felt that they could not "commit the mistake of announcing" action plans for humanitarian aid because they already knew " what they are capable of "Maduro's diet.

He also pointed out that in the cellars of Cúcuta "There is nothing that could be damaged" since it is not perishable food.

"There are very well structured kits, all with an expiration date, they are not a problem, our concern is that there are Venezuelans who have nothing to eat ", he said.

For his part, the member also Gaby Arellano He said that they had "40 days of tireless work" since they had started collecting help in Cucuta.

"Our responsibility, our task, the mission entrusted to us is inscribed within the framework of humanitarian aid", he said.

For this reason, she explained that they were working on "receiving, storing and storing all the help since her arrival on February 7. This work will continue to be done." "Until the entry of aid on Venezuelan territory."

Finally, he rejected the fact that neither she nor Olivares had "nothing to do with resources or related things".

"The important thing is that bridges (binational) are closed, aid can not enter Venezuela and the mafias have taken the paths and all the steps to enrich ", Says Arellano.

In addition, he denounced the "collectives" threaten Venezuelan citizens in the border area.

"These groups, these men outside the law, respond to the elderly criminal (the chavist leader), Freddy Bernal, and to Iris Varela (Minister of Prison Affairs), responsible for all anxiety, fear and blood. he commented.

According to their complaint, these groups engage in irregular procedures between the two countries and "They charge between $ 10 and $ 15 each person to cross these trails."