Venezuela has experienced one of the biggest seasons of protests against the political, economic and social crisis promoted by the Bolivarian government.
Numerous crimes have been perpetrated by the national guard, the national police and armed motorcycle riders (colectivos). Lots of images and videos have been disseminated showing almost all of the crimes against human rights that are only a sign of the fear that the national government to a people who, fiercely, opposes him.
The forces that once swore loyalty to their people and to the Venezuelan constitution are tearing apart their uniforms and their ideals by ignoring the condition of the Bolivarian revolution's enemies.
Over the past few weeks, Venezuelan security forces have attacked not only men and women with a mixture of rubber bullets, marbles (canicas), tear gas fired at point-blank head and chest, which has caused numerous deaths because of the way in which they hit the victims' bodies, now have attacked both elders and children.
On Saturday, May 13, the march of the elderly was carried out throughout the Venezuelan territory, the national guard repressed them with pepper spray and tear gas ... Yes, the old people, grandparents and grandmothers, many of whom marched in spite of having medical conditions and respiratory difficulties of old age and the lack of an adequate medical treatment.
On May 18, during a protest, the national guard opened fire with tear gas and rubber bullets against an old woman in a wheelchair and against a guy who was carrying her, and my question is: how can a government have people with so poor morale to do these things?
No less important or serious, there have been numerous deaths of young people in different parts of the country:
José Francisco Guerrero (15) shot dead in the back, in Táchira state during a demonstration.
Daniel Rodríguez (17) killed by gunshot wounds at the hands of armed groups.
Luis José Alviarez (17) killed by a bullet in the chest by national police officers.
Among other deaths, Paul Moreno (24) was murdered in Maracaibo by a woman who reached him with her truck after crossing a barricade in the Armed forces' avenue. He died while helping people affected by tear gas. The people who saw the murder reported that the unidentified woman had hit not only the paramedic, she also hit other people who was lucky to leave alive.
The citizens affirm that both colectivos and the murder of young Moreno are agents paid by the government to commit their crimes and to be covered with a cloak of impunity
Moreover, the national guard apprehended a CHILD (Freddy González - 11 years -), they tied him and placed a tear gas on his back, which severely burned his back after being activated on him.
"I ran very fast, but I didn't do anything. I stood still. There they grabbed me, beat me, tied me up with a strip and threw a bomb at my back. They were the national guards"
It has been a lot of arbitrary arrests of people who were just walking and crossed the road of Venezuelan "security" bodies, but the question that resonates in all Venezuelans' mind is: how do these men and women, guards National and police, to fall asleep?
Sources:
https://lanacionweb.com/sucesos/
https://www.el-carabobeno.com/los-ultimos-minutos-vida-paul-moreno/
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