President Maduro Brands Humanitarian Aid as “Trojan Horse”

It is evident that the Venezuela Crisis has become a political issue. Juan Guaidó and his supporters want to spread the word about how important foreign humanitarian aid is, and they are set to go to Columbia border On Saturday, to receive USAID into Venezuela against Maduros orders that no Aid should be allowed in Venezuela except that which comes from Russia. President Maduro accuses it of being a Trojan horse for Invasion to Venezuela.

There is a feeling of optimism among many Venezuelans at the moment – an energy that has not existed in the country for a long time. And the hope that Saturday may be the start of a new path.

But if the stand-off drags on, the fear is that this positive energy that has revived Mr Maduro’s critics will wane, as will the interest of the international community, and that’s what Mr Guaidó needs to achieve regime change.

People want to know about a plan B – if indeed Mr Guaidó has thought of one , just In case Maduro’s determination to block Humanitarian Aid from Brazil and US succeeds. Otherwise, the hope here will soon turn to despair.