- They issued deprivation of liberty for the mayor of Maracaibo, Rafael Ramírez. The ULA Human Rights Observatory denounced that more than half of Venezuelan teachers are “below the poverty line.” Espacio Público reported 26 violations of freedom of expression during September. And more than 20 police officers were injured during a pro-Palestinian protest in Italy
This Saturday, October 5, they issued deprivation of liberty for the mayor of Maracaibo, Rafael Ramírez, and other detainees. On the other hand, the Human Rights Observatory of the University of Los Andes reported that more than half of the teachers in Venezuela are “below the poverty line” due to low salaries.
While the non-governmental organization (NGO) Espacio Público reported that the number of violations of freedom of expression that were recorded during the month of September closed at 26.
The Primero Justicia political party rejected through its social networks the recent arrests against opposition leaders in the state of Zulia.
In addition, rains were recorded in several areas of Caracas and the interior of the country that caused delays on several roads.
Internationally, at least 24 police officers and 3 protesters were injured during a pro-Palestine protest in Rome, Italy.
Below are the most notable news of the day:
The mayor of the Maracaibo municipality (Zulia), the opposition member Rafael Ramírez Colina—arrested on October 2—was deprived of liberty as reported this Saturday, October 5, by his wife Vanessa Linares de Ramírez.
(…) Rafael was deprived of his defenders, which is contrary to due process and the legitimate right to defense established in our Constitution and laws and that he deserves as a human being, demonstrating once again that it is an act of political persecution,” he wrote on his X account.
De Ramírez explained that a hearing was held at the headquarters of the Bolivarian Intelligence Service (Sebin) in Maracaibo where “illegally” they decreed the deprivation of liberty of her husband and other detainees.
Users on social networks reported, on October 5, rains of varying intensity with strong thunder in several areas of the Capital District such as Maripérez, Pinto Salinas, Propatria, El Paraíso, Bello Monte, among other areas.
In the state of Miranda, rainfall was also recorded in different sectors such as Las Mercedes, Prados del Este, Petare and La California, which caused vehicle chaos due to flooding on the roads.
There were also reports of flooding on the Intercomunal de Guarenas-Guatire avenue, specifically on the street that connects with the north runway. In the Las Palmas and Las Acacias sectors, in Caracas, citizen reports reported flooding in the streets that caused water to enter residential buildings.
The NGO Human Rights Observatory of the University of Los Andes (ULA) stated this Saturday, October 5, that “more than half” of teachers in Venezuela are “below the poverty line.”
In addition, they recognized the “fight” led by this union to demand fair salaries and decent working conditions, such as social security and adequate conditions in educational infrastructure.
The ULA Observatory took the opportunity to urge the authorities to respond to the demands of the sector and guarantee the right to education in Venezuela.
The NGO Espacio Público announced that during the month of September in Venezuela, 26 violations of freedom of expression were recorded. This figure is equivalent to 75 fewer than in August, when 101 were documented.
Through a press release, the NGO indicated that they recorded seven acts of censorship, six of verbal harassment, six administrative restrictions, four of intimidation, two judicial harassment and one threat.
Likewise, Espacio Público detailed that they documented 16 perpetrators, of which 8 were State institutions, two public officials, two private operators, a security force and a member of the Executive Branch, which was not specified.
5. First Justice rejected the arrest of several opponents in the state of Zulia
The Primero Justicia political party rejected, through its social networks, “the persecution and repression” against opposition leaders. In particular, he condemned the arrest of the mayor of Maracaibo, Zulia state, Rafael Ramírez Colina, and Pedro Guanipa, director of the Mayor’s Office of this city.
Ramírez Colina and Guanipa are two of the 154 opposition politicians who, according to the Vente Venezuela party, were detained in the country during the weeks before and after the presidential elections.
The party also indicated that they will dedicate themselves to reinforcing complaints before international bodies, without specifying which ones, in the face of the deprivation of liberty and systematic judicialization that they considered to be part of “state terrorism.”
6. Venezuela sent 54 firefighters to Bolivia to mitigate forest fires
A new team of 54 firefighters from Venezuela traveled this Saturday, October 5, to Bolivia to provide their services to the forest fires that have left millions of hectares devastated in the Andean country.
The Ministry of Interior Relations, Justice and Peace indicated, through its social media accounts, that this group of firefighters will relieve 60 Venezuelan officials who traveled on September 12 to provide support.
While the director of Civil Protection, Juan Carlos Oti Paituvi, added that the new group, which also includes park rangers, is qualified, trained and equipped to combat forest fires in Bolivia.
7. More than 20 police officers were injured during a pro-Palestinian protest in Italy
At least 24 police officers and 3 protesters were injured at a pro-Palestine demonstration in Rome, Italy. While 5 people were arrested for the disturbances caused.
The rally in Rome’s Ostiense Square in favor of Palestine led to strong clashes between some of the protesters and the Police, who responded with batons and firing gas to prevent them from exceeding the permitted area.
The protest brought together about 7,000 people inside the Plaza Ostiense, since the authorities had prohibited them from marching through the streets of the capital days before. For this reason, they had secured the area with hundreds of police and riot police officers.
In The Diary We present you a summary with the most important information of the day, which you should know at the national and international level.
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2024-10-06 12:24:14
