Municipal police repressed demonstrators at the Venezuelan Embassy

Buenosairean security forces opened fire on a person in the middle of the coup d'etat protest in that country.

April 30, 2019

The municipal police opened fire on a person in the middle of the protest at the Venezuelan Embbady in Buenos Aires. The protest and subsequent crackdown by security forces took place amid a day marked by the coup attempt in the Caribbean country.

Deputy Head of Government of Buenos Aires in charge of the security sector, Diego Santilli claimed that the police "must put an end to acts of violence and restore order". In statements to TN, the official badured that all police operations were recorded and that summaries would be made "if there was an excess".

The portfolio led by Santilli indicated that "if there is bad action by the police", the Transparency Bureau "will badyze the actions" and "If necessary, it will separate" the staff involved.

Sources of the Government of Buenos Aires detailed at The destape "At all events, an office is created to badyze past events, during and after each police action, their equipment and, in case of doubt, the Transparency Office badyzes the case. In the case of deserving punishment or expulsion, it is done ". This will happen in the case of today.

The incident occurred at the Venezuelan diplomatic headquarters located in Palermoin the street Luis María Campos.

Today at the Embbady, ​​a Venezuelan anti-Chávez march to occupy the siege took place. Then a group of activists from the Argentine left came to prevent it.

The bullet in the ear against this man was a shotgun with tags, which ended up hurting him with a lot of blood loss. From the Buenos Aires government confirmed that "the injured protester was transferred by SAME, is out of danger.