translated from Spanish: The “perdonazo” offered by the U.S. to the Venezuelan military who guided support

“United States will consider removing the sanctions against any senior Venezuelan military official that support democracy and recognized the constitutional Government of President Juan Guaidó,” was the announcement of national security adviser forgo merican, John Bolton, on Twitter.
On the other hand, he warned, if the armed forces maintain their support the Government of Nicolas Maduro, “international financial circle will close completely”. “Take the right decision!” Bolton urged Venezuelans uniformed.
In a previous triune, Bolton criticized ‘Maduro and his allies’ “living luxuriously in Europe and enrich their Cuban patterns as they plunder the wealth of Venezuela (…) and physically prevent the Venezuelan people to receive humanitarian assistance.”
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Bolton referred as well to a message from the Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, in the same social network that has accused the military on the orders of ripe with trucks and containers block border with Colombia, enclosing a photograph of the scene.
Guided has called on Governments that have recognized him as interim President to send humanitarian assistance, although it is not clear how will enter or how it will be distributed because the ‘chavismo’ controls all borders. United States has begun to send food and medicines to the Colombian city of Cucuta, bordering with Venezuela.
Maduro has denied there is a humanitarian crisis. In his opinion, maneuvering to send aid to Venezuela are part of a “political show” that seeks to overthrow his Government.
Humanitarian aid only be supplied in the territory of Venezuela, for its part, the national unit for the risk management (UNGRD), border management, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and migration Colombia, they warn that deliveries will only be in Venezuelan territory and make a call for the Venezuelan population slipping towards Cucuta or no border area in order to receive aid.

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