A Dictatorship in Venezuela

Diosdado Cabello, President of the Venezuelan National Assembly, threatens to take action against the Opposition if they protest. "If  they go out and protest they will regret it the rest of their life,” said Cabello. 

The question to Diosdado Cabello is: Why the threats, when the people of Venezuela just want to exercise their right to protest as stated in Article 68 of the Venezuelan Constitution?

In addition to Diosdado Cabello erratic threats, he also accuses the Opposition of trying to do an economic coup d'etat, masterminded by the United States.  Like Hugo Chavez did, Diosdado Cabello and Nicolas Maduro spent a lot of their time fantasizing with an attack from the United States instead of solving the basic food needs of the country.

The Chavez/Maduro/Diosdado Cabello clan ruined the economy of a rich oil producing country, destroyed its infrastructure, and changed its history.  Now they tell Venezuelan's to refrain from complaining, or they will pay with their lives. A real dictatorship.

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.