The Biggest misconception of the 21st Century

This video is a must  see. It is about the tragedy that Venezuela s living today under the Maduro regime, and the impact that this dictatorship is having in Venezuela and the world.  The video was put together by a group of Venezuelan students who have been the target of tortures and abuses by the government for daring to protest. Please watch it and pass it alone to your friends. Like you, these young and courageous men and women believe in democracy, freedom of speech and the right to a better life. 

The Legalization to Murder Protesters in Venezuela

The January 27^th, 2015 resolution by the Minister of Defense, General Vladimir Padrino López, is a declaration to murder Venezuelan protesters. This resolution supports the use of firearms and other weapons against “immediate aggressions” according with the Minister. This goes against Article 68 of the Venezuelan Constitution. In this Article, the use of firearms and toxic substance to control peaceful protests is prohibited.

Protests in Venezuela have emerged against the regime’s inability to solve the country's economic and security crisis. The economic chaos of Venezuela, today is reflected in the frequent long lines to obtain food and products.

It is pretty clear that this new resolution is a desperate move by the Maduro regime to oppress dissidents. Nicolas Maduro is again focusing his attention on oppression and human rights violations instead of solving the Venezuelan immediate economic problems. 

Once again the Venezuelan opposition units for change in Venezuela, against the Maduro regime.
February 2014, marked the beginning of massive protests around the country which led to hundreds of deaths, abuses and tortures. 2015 may marked the end of the Socialism of the XXI Century in Venezuela.

Leopoldo Lopez calls for unity to a Venezuela that is on a brink of collapsing

Venezuelan political leader Leopoldo Lopez, a husband and a father of two who has been imprisoned by the Maduro regime since February 18, 2013 is calling on the Venezuelan people to stand united and exercise their rights to peaceful protests as it is permitted by the Venezuelan Bolivarian Constitution.  Leopoldo Lopez was the victim of political persecution by the late president Chavez, and the persecution has systematically been continued by Nicolas Maduro.

The falling of oil prices brings a different panorama for Venezuela and perhaps for Leopoldo Lopez, and the dozens students, political prisoners, and the Maduro regime.  In a country where not only human rights are missing but also there is a lack food, a lack of products and above all a lack of security, the Maduro regime knows that their  time in power is threatened by Maduro’s inability to solve Venezuelan’s unsustainable economy.

Perhaps the Leopoldo call for unity and to stand for Venezuelan freedom will resonate today more than ever with the Venezuelan people, tired of hoping for peace and prosperity.