Guaido: First batch of humanitarian aid arrived to Venezuela

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The first batch of humanitarian aid arrived to Venezuela and was handed over to doctors. This was posted by the country’s interim president, Juan Guaido, on his Twitter.
“Today we delivered the first batch of humanitarian aid to the Association of Health Centers. The cargo contains 1.7 million portions of baby food and 4.5 million portions of special supplements for pregnant women,” wrote Guaido.
Earlier, the Venezuelan interim President Juan Guaido asked for humanitarian aid from the United States.
Advisor to the American President on National Security John Bolton announced the delivery of humanitarian aid to Venezuela last Saturday, Feb 2. It was about medicines and food additives.
Colombian leader Ivan Duque said that three points for the collection of humanitarian aid to Venezuela opened in the country.
As The Journalist reported, the large military exercises started in Venezuela.