Crack and incidents at the Venezuelan Embassy in Argentina – 30/04/2019

Part of the tension that exists in Venezuela, after a new uprising against Nicolás Maduro, has moved to Buenos Aires. In the embbady of this country, incidents were recorded after groups were pbaded for and against the leader of the opposition, Juan Guaidó.

After a confrontation between the groups that support Maduro and those who oppose, the police advance and fired rubber balls. After 19 years, the balance was made up of one inmate.

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Divided by a police barrier, on Luis María Campos at age 100 and on the side of Dorrego, some 400 protesters, mainly Venezuelan citizens living in Argentina, gathered to support Guaidó. "I came because I wanted, not because they were paying me" and "Chávez is already dead", were the main anti-camel songs that were added with caps with the Venezuelan flag and cardboard with drawings of coffins who represent the victims of Chavismo.

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"A call for social networks has been launched from Caracas in favor of Guaidó measures.We rely on Venezuelan laws and the Constitution to think that Guaidó is the legitimate president of Venezuela. A desire for change there. There was no other center of power in Buenos Aires than the embbady, ​​"said Rodolfo Yegüez, who is Venezuelan and lives two and a half years ago in Argentina. in international relations and works in a software company.

This group of autoconvocados arrived at the place at 14:30. About 30 minutes later, on the other side of Luis María Campos, towards Ravignani, leftist organizations accompanying Maduro were regrouped. Among them, the Confederation of Workers of the People's Economy and the Territorial Movement for Liberation.

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On this side of the fence, social organizations reported that they approached after learning that "opposition groups wanted to occupy the embbady by force". "We came to fetch these people who were at the door, we managed to get them running and we will stay until the opponents leave," said Raúl Palencia of the Darío Santillán Popular Front.

Report: Karina Niebla