A video of people eating trash was what disturbed Maduro: Jorge Ramos

The Mexican journalist Jorge Ramos, chain UnivisionHe badured that Venezuelan dictator, Nicolás Maduro Morihe was upset when, during an interview, he showed him videos in which they looked young search for food in a garbage truck, near the Miraflores Palace, in Caracas.

"He did not like the things we asked him lack of democracy in Venezuela, about torture, political prisoners, the humanitarian crisis he was experiencing, and he came out of the interview after I showed him videos of some young people eating in a garbage truck, "said Jorge Ramos after his release.

Ramos and a team of journalists they were held for 3 hours, after doing an interview that the Venezuelan dictator did not like.

Minutes after his release, Ramos said Patricia Janiot while Noticiero Univision, that the incident occurred 17 minutes after the start of maintenance.

"Immediately one of his ministers, Jorge Rodríguez, came to tell us that the interview was not allowed and they confiscated all the material. We have nothing, they stayed with the cameras, all our equipmentthey have the interview, they took our cell phones, we do not have the interview, "he said.

"After they kept us two and a half hours apartThey put us in a security room, turned off the lights, we took the cell phonesThey kept a lot of our belongings and just returned to the hotel. "

In the video, Ramos asks three young people if they should remove the food from the bin, "we are hungry," says one of them.

Young people removed eggshells, bread crumbs and garbage. "We have to change the chief president because we can not go on living like this … we can not keep eating in the trash … it's the first time in 16 years that I'm doing this for my children and for me, "said another youngster.

Another asks the reporter a loaf while he tells that in the trash found "a sweetie".

The reaction of the Venezuelan dictatorship prompted a series of criticisms at the international level, including that of the president in charge Juan Guaidó, who expressed on his Twitter account "the despair of the usurper is more and more evident. could answer his questions. "

The intelligence of Maduro keeps closed the hotel where is the team of journalists waiting to be deported.

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