This is how a sergeant of the National Guard of the Desert of Venezuela

February 25, 2019

Luis Eduardo González, a Venezuelan soldier, shared a video on social networks after leaving the army, and explained the reasons why he made that decision.

After the intention to enter the humanitarian aid trucks in Venezuela, both from the border with Colombia as at the border with Brazil This fact intensified the violent clashes between those who want to allow entry and the armed forces commanded by Nicolás Maduro that prevent that.

Many Venezuelan soldiers decided to defect armed forces because of the situation in which they live and the abuse suffered by their population, which they strongly disagree with.

One of them shared a video that went viral, where he makes his official presentation and explains the reasons why he makes the decision to withdraw from the Venezuelan National Guard and flee his country.

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"Good afternoon gentlemen, I am the first sergeant Luis Eduardo González. Today, we made the decision to leave the National Guard, but not by the institution, but by the chiefs, who are the main corrupt and who want us to risk our lives for them and not for the people.. And we are not like that, gentlemen. Truly not. How many people have killed us in Santa Elena del Uairén (border with Brazil). Gentlemen, we were all the time against, "are the words of the young Venezuelan who left the armed forces.

In recent hours, shots were fired at the border Venezuela with Colombia where young Venezuelan exiles badured that "they were waiting for orders" to cross the Simón Bolívar International Bridge and this generated maximum tension: "We will not surrender, we want freedom," said some of those present who tried to return to their country.