This is how Nicolás Maduro danced while Chavez's forces were repressing volunteers who were trying to get into humanitarian aid.

One of the images that caused the most indignation last Saturday in the context of the brutal repression of the Chavez regime against volunteers who were trying to obtain humanitarian aid from Colombia It was Nicolás Maduro who was dancing with his wife, Cilia Flores, during an official ceremony in Caracas.

The dictator's presentation took place in the afternoon, on the border with Colombia, the Bolivarian National Guard, with the support of the Chavez collectives, attacked tear gas and pellets with unarmed civilians.

Before giving his speech to his disciples, Maduro danced to the rhythm of salsa with the first lady.

This image became viral and provoked the repudiation of users of social networks and international leaders who, Saturday, followed minute by minute what had happened in Venezuela.

On Monday, during his speech at the Lima Group Summit in Bogota, US Vice President Mike Pence spoke about this scene: "The tyrant danced in Caracas while his henchmen were burning trucks loaded with food and medicine."

While Maduro was dancing, Venezuelans have lived a hell on the border.

In the city of Ureña, one of the main sources of tension was found. After the closure of the border by the Chavez regime, security forces repressed the population They were trying to go to Colombia.

"Are we fighting for peace or do you want the violence to come back?"he threatened.

The successor of Hugo Chávez has launched a threatening harangue to his supporters: "They hear that something has been done in Maduro, go out to the streets to make a great proletarian and socialist revolution."