Counter claims support for the violent demonstrations that promotes
Ricardo Sanchez, the national leader of Youth for Social Democracy party Un Nuevo Tiempo right, said Sunday at a news conference: "That's the commitment we must assume from now on, that people do not stay in their homes, (...) we are not visitors from tomorrow we are expecting the call to make students and we mobilize the street. "
Similarly nonagenarian was expressed opposition Luis Miquilena, who was quoted by the newspaper El Universal counter, said: 'It is necessary to confront the executive and this is only possible with the union of all civic forces that exist in the country. The parties are not able to face alone the situation that Venezuela is suffering today (...) The students have said this, but have to say this the rest of the people of Venezuela. "
The so-called "student movement" of the counter has implemented a series of violent protests that have caused two deaths, dozens were injured and incalculable damage and road cuts in several Venezuelan cities, which have been subject to much media coverage.
One of his spokesmen, Dario Ramirez, who is a counselor in the midst of a private meeting at the Andres Bello Catholic University, said on Monday that they decided "to strengthen internal to demonstrate that they are improvising and logistics," accordingtal channel Globovision counter.
Ramirez, however, gave no details of plans to which it referred.
Opposition manipulated and victimized
For his part, Roberto Patino, president of the Federation of University Centers of the Simón Bolívar University, said as reported by the opposition newspaper El Nacional: "We are being systematically attacked by violent groups that pose no choice, they are a minority groups', while not giving information about those alleged attacks on groups or who would be responsible.
'Tomorrow will be the student movement in the Office setting forth the evidence that we are innocent, that batterers are others, "said avoiding giving details.
However, the counter party's national chairman COPEI, Luis Ignacio Planas, accused the Revolutionary Government of promoting violence, but neither presented any evidence.
"The government gives weapons to its violent paramilitary groups in order to repress peaceful and democratic demonstrations that have been conducted throughout the country," Planas said Monday at a press conference held at the headquarters of political Awnings.
The allegation joins Flat manipulations of the media seeking to conceal counter the violence generated by the street demonstrations that promote, blaming the violence on state security agencies.
Last week the newspaper El Nacional said in front page that the Bolivarian National Guard used an "iron claw" as a weapon to suppress the demonstrations, but this was denied by authorities of the GNB, who showed that the object in question is called " tit ", and is used to remove objects such as branches and burning tires that have been placed to cut off public roads.
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