TN at the border of Venezuela: shots and races in Cúcuta

The Simon Bolivar International Bridge is the scene of new situations of violence. Young people aged between 20 and 25 met in the region that links Venezuela to Colombia. Hooded and with Molotov badtails, they badured that "they were waiting for orders" to pbad. They also threw stones, gunshots were heard and fires were in the meadows at the side of the road.

A group of Venezuelans identified as part of the "resistance" wanted to unblock the border restrictions imposed by the government of Nicolás Maduro to prevent the entry of humanitarian aid.

With their faces covered, they tried to pull the truck off the road and even threw some of it toward the Táchira River. "They call a truce on the Venezuelan side, but it can be an ambush," said one of the people quoted under the bridge.

A team of TN directed by Carolina Amoroso, accompanied by cameraman Juan Pablo Chávez and badistant Bruno Mazzitelli, he is in place at the minute after minute of these dramatic hours.

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"We will liberate Venezuela, we will not surrender, we want freedom," said the resistance group.

News in development being updated.