A protester was shot dead in front of the Venezuelan Embassy: "He shot me in the head"

In Venezuela, the crisis is aggravated hour after hour by the uprising of a group of soldiers led by Juan Guaidó and Leopoldo López. In Argentina, two groups clashed in front of the country's embbady in Buenos Aires. In the middle of this march, a protester was hit by a rubber bullet of a police officer of the city.

In images recorded by a mobile phone from TN Central We observe the moment when an agent started firing to stop a fight between those who supported Nicolás Maduro and the Venezuelans in favor of Juan Guaidó.

"The guy has shot me in the head"said the wounded young man, when he managed to speak to the press after several convulsions that were also recorded.

After spending long minutes in Luis María Campos Avenue, the man was admitted to Fernández Hospital "without risk of death," according to police sources. TN.com.ar. In addition, a woman was slightly injured during the walk.

One of the witnesses said that two people started to beat a delivery man crossing the street. insulted the protesters. "Between all of us we separated them," he says TN central.

In front of the Venezuelan Embbady, ​​dozens of people had come to protest against Chavez. But their peaceful concentration took an unexpected turn when Argentine militants reprimanded them in the street. They shouted "golpistas" and they cried out that they should "respect the constitution of their country". In total, there were two inmates.

"In the morning, there were 19 detainees from the UOM and in the afternoon, 20 people who left the protest and attacked Banco Francés and JP Morgan, 39," said Diego Santilli , Minister of Security of Buenos Aires. Three other detainees then met.

News in development being updated.