This Wednesday the coordinator of the political party Networks, Juan Barreto, urged the administration of Nicolas Maduro to maintain “calm” in the face of the wave of repression that has been unleashed in Venezuela, after the presidential elections which took place on July 28 in the country and which the National Electoral Council (CNE) proclaimed the Chavista leader the winner.
Through a press conference, the former mayor, the biggest supporter of Chavismo, He harshly criticized the actions that have been carried out by members of the various State security forces against people who have a different position, as reported by Tal Cual.
Barreto criticized the attitude taken by the authorities linked to the Maduro administration, who boast of having more than 2 thousand people detained in the context of the protests that were generated against the electoral results announced by the CNE.
He joked that neither new schools nor new hospitals have been built in the country, but new prisons are promised.
“It is truly regrettable and embarrassing what these government officials are doing. Please, calm down, open the boxes, comply with the Constitution and the laws. With threats and repression, what you will have is a rebellious people.”he emphasized.
On August 7, the former deputy of the National Assembly reported that there was a vehicle without a license plate near his house. He indicated that it was a van that had been parked in that area since July 29 after having received threats from “a high representative” of the Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), in response to its demand to publish the electoral records.
“I am a man of peace, I have not called for violence, I am not breaking any law, I am not part of any conspiracy. I hold fast to the Constitution.“, said.
#Calm #open #boxes
2024-08-28 05:30:10
