Kidney patient who transported MCM on his motorcycle denounced the closure of his business

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A video went viral on social media where a bedridden man denounced retaliation for giving his ass a Machado last weekend.

According to the complaint, officials of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (Sebin) and the police showed up at his business to close it down.

“I am the motorcyclist who transported Maria Corina from Maracay until CaraboboI am a kidney patient, look how I am right now. At this moment I was informed that the Sebin and the Police “They are closing my businesses because, as everyone knows, I made the transfer. Here I am on dialysis,” he denounced, claiming that it is a reprisal by the State security forces.

“I will continue fighting for a better Venezuela, I will continue fighting,” she concluded. Last weekend, the opposition leader faced obstacles and strong roadblocks that forced her to change her mobilization strategy to attend the scheduled events.

#Carabobo | Motorcyclist who transported political leader Maria Corina Machado (@MariaCorinaYA) last Saturday from Maracay to Carabobo state, reported that his business establishment was closed.

The man, who is a kidney patient, said that officials from the “Sebin and… pic.twitter.com/emURSigGCE

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Reprisals once morest citizens for favors to María Corina Machado

Last week the engineer Jesus Guerrero He was arrested just following mounting Edmundo Gonzalez on his motorcycle during the tour in Barinas. Visits during the opposition’s election campaign this weekend left eight people arrested.

In this sense and under the same modus operandi, officials of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat) They closed last Sunday morning the «The Crossroads Restaurant». This, following the unitary candidate, Edmundo Gonzalezand the opposition leader, Maria Corina Machadothey had lunch there.

At least 71 people have been detained by state officials during the first 10 days of the opposition election campaign, according to the NGO Peace Laboratory.