Thousands of Venezuelans joined the volunteer network to distribute humanitarian aid

Thousands of Venezuelans registered this Sunday in the network of volunteers who hope to distribute food and medicine offered by other governments of the international community.

Acting President Juan Guaidó Sunday announced the activation of a web page to simplify the registration of people wishing to participate in the distribution of humanitarian aid. Two hours after launching the site, the Leader of the Opposition said that they exceeded "the 20,000 registered volunteers".

This platform adds to the bademblies that started on Saturday for accelerate the census of volunteers who will work for free in the delivery of donations that continue to accumulate at the border with Colombia.

In addition to the Colombian city of Cucuta, humanitarian aid is expected Start focusing on two other collection centers, one in Brazil and the other on a Caribbean island that has not yet been determined.

In this sense, Guaidó announced that these products would begin to enter the territory of the country in the "coming days" and despite the refusal of the high command of the National Armed Forces Bolivarian (FANB) and Madurowho considers this a political spectacle against him.

"The help is in kind in collection centers and we hope that in the coming days Have the first advance of income from humanitarian aid ", he told reporters after attending a Sunday Mbad in Caracas.

The interim president said he understands that Maduro "refuses to acknowledge the crisis they have generated". Against this, he pointed out that Venezuelans they have to work "very hard (…) to stop the usurpation" that considers that Maduro is doing the presidency "and in parallel attending the emergency".

Once again, he sent a message to the army and showed his doubts "No one today wants to sacrifice themselves for answering the call of a person (Maduro) who has lost the north and who has no international support".

"It's up to you not to continue to make fun of yourself as ordered (the presidential palace of) Miraflores. But to affirm the pride of a uniform. It's up to you (the uniform) to recover five years, the honor and the sympathy of millions of Venezuelans, "he said.

Before that, he finally stressed that it was "very clear" that "civility (…) will undoubtedly support the entry of humanitarian aid".

The website created to register volunteers said via his Twitter account that in just 20 hours, 20,000 people had signed up.