Kidnapped by the Venezuelan dictatorship, Congressman Juan Requesens
Venezuelans who stay behind because it is difficult for us to flee our own country feel condemned to death and are prisoners of an unscrupulous dictatorship that makes fun of Venezuelans every day. It's like Venezuela is purgatory. No matter how much positive energy we give ourselves, the reality is brutal and frightening. There is no cash to go to work, and we have to buy it at an extra charge of up to 400%, there is not enough transportation, and the fare is increased every three to five weeks. The general wage for the majority of the civilian and professional population is minimal and has been completely destroyed by hyperinflation. There is no water, the light is falling all the time, and the insecurity created a curfew from seven o'clock at night.
Most of us are becoming progressively and rapidly malnourished, and hyperinflation has already reached 50,000%, according to Luis Vicente Léon. People see themselves in the silence, badly dressed, careless and unperturbed. A chicken costs between 8 and 12 million bolivars, and a kilo of meat costs seven million bolivars. The population is starving to death. Dozens and hundreds of malnourished children die every month. Children and families eat out of the garbage. And hundreds die from lack of medicine.
All this tragedy is compounded by the constant political persecution of the regime of dictator Nicolás Maduro, who governs with a closed elite of military and civilians, each of whom is a small dictator in potential, advised by Raúl Castro's Castro communist regime. The totalitarian court state has imprisoned politicians, students, doctors, priests, university professors, social network tweeters, trade unionists, workers, military personnel and even women. Today it was the turn of the National Assembly deputy Juan Requesens, one of the most hardened leaders of the student opposition, who at every moment kept yelling at the world that we are facing an unscrupulous genocide, who uses torture with the most atrocious methods: electric current in the testicles, pulling out the nails of the feet, bathing in excrement, and plastic bags with insecticides. Coincidentally, Requesens had made strong criticisms in the National Assembly of the criminal and genocidal nature of the regime. He was arrested just two days ago, violating his parliamentary immunity and "raiding" it after he had been forcibly arrested. This is the video of what the young deputy said just three days ago, on August 7, 2018 in the National Assembly.
After a self-attack created by the same regime, the repressive forces came out like packs of hounds drooling in the streets of Caracas in a new show staged by the Cuban intelligence of the G2.
Most of us are becoming progressively and rapidly malnourished, and hyperinflation has already reached 50,000%, according to Luis Vicente Léon. People see themselves in the silence, badly dressed, careless and unperturbed. A chicken costs between 8 and 12 million bolivars, and a kilo of meat costs seven million bolivars. The population is starving to death. Dozens and hundreds of malnourished children die every month. Children and families eat out of the garbage. And hundreds die from lack of medicine.
All this tragedy is compounded by the constant political persecution of the regime of dictator Nicolás Maduro, who governs with a closed elite of military and civilians, each of whom is a small dictator in potential, advised by Raúl Castro's Castro communist regime. The totalitarian court state has imprisoned politicians, students, doctors, priests, university professors, social network tweeters, trade unionists, workers, military personnel and even women. Today it was the turn of the National Assembly deputy Juan Requesens, one of the most hardened leaders of the student opposition, who at every moment kept yelling at the world that we are facing an unscrupulous genocide, who uses torture with the most atrocious methods: electric current in the testicles, pulling out the nails of the feet, bathing in excrement, and plastic bags with insecticides. Coincidentally, Requesens had made strong criticisms in the National Assembly of the criminal and genocidal nature of the regime. He was arrested just two days ago, violating his parliamentary immunity and "raiding" it after he had been forcibly arrested. This is the video of what the young deputy said just three days ago, on August 7, 2018 in the National Assembly.
After a self-attack created by the same regime, the repressive forces came out like packs of hounds drooling in the streets of Caracas in a new show staged by the Cuban intelligence of the G2.