Venezuela: Guaidó asked the UN to act in the face of the humanitarian crisis

"Hand millions of victims who do not have access to health, food security, education and personal security"He stressed and said that" in the near future ", he will invite the international community in Venezuela to" define the best strategy to ensure the financing of humanitarian aid in transition ", has said Mr. Guaidó, whose designation is not recognized by the United Nations (UN), which until then called for dialogue and a negotiated solution with the Venezuelan President's government, Nicolás Maduro.

In the last three years, and due to the growing shortage of food, medicines and basic necessities, about 7% of the Venezuelan population – about 2.3 million people – have left the country and installed, mainly in neighboring countries. the region, among them Argentina.

The A confirmed the visit of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet. Although there is still no specific date or list of places that it will go through. The opposition, relatives and lawyers of Venezuelan political prisoners have asked more than a dozen times the visit of Bachelet to see first-hand the situation in which the country is located.

While Guaidó is waiting for an answer to Venezuela, the political tension is worsening, which has intensified since the opposition temporarily won the powers of the executive against what it warns. "usurpation" of Nicolás Maduro as President.