Venezuela: There are already four dead and 230 wounded in clashes in Operation "Liberty"

Until the moment there are four dead and 230 wounded who left the clashes between protesters and security forces Venezuela in the demonstrations of recent days against the regime of the chavist leader Nicolás Maduro, after the failure of the military uprising. The victims have lost their lives shots of firearms.

Among the dead is Yosner Graterol, a 16-year-old teenager who died dying at dawn at the Maracay Hospital in the city center. He was shot in the right arm and lodged in the chest during a protest at Tuesday's protest in La Victoria.

Another victim is Yoifre Hernández Vásquez, A 15-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound that he received at a rally in Altamira, a middle-clbad neighborhood located in the east of Caracas.

During this demonstration, he was also wounded by a firearm. Jurubith Rausseo García, 27, who died shortly after in a private clinic in the east of the capital.

He died at the Victoria Samuel Méndez, He was 24 years old and had received two shots in the abdomen and spine during a rally suppressed by police officers.

Between Tuesday and Wednesday, they reported 230 injured and 205 arrests during protests, according to the Venezuelan Humanitarian Organizations Observatory of Social Conflicts and Criminal Forum registrations.

On Tuesday, the political crisis in Venezuela took off with the release of the leader of the opposition Leopoldo Lopez on the call "Operation Freedom", by the military forces who oppose the Maduro regime. Then he showed up next to the self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó, who forgave him

López is the leader of the party of the popular will and has been under house arrest since July 2017 after being sentenced to more than 13 years in prison for inciting violence during protests held three years ago against the leader of the Chavez regime, in those who killed 43 people.

On the same Tuesday, the parades returned to the streets to demand the departure of Maduro from power, following the call for opposition to the protest. The demonstrations were severely repressed by forces loyal to Maduro.

During his last appearance, Maduro was shown with "loyal military" and warned: "The time to fight has arrived." He called on members of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces to give "an example to the world by defeating coup plotters who sell themselves in Washington dollars".

"Soldiers of the country, the time has come to fight, to give the example to history and the world, and to tell Venezuela that there is a coherent, loyal, coherent armed force, united as never before, "said the leader chavista.The president asked" go out to betray, coup d'etat "and warned that" the order is given, to the traitors to stop them, to the putschists to reject them and stop them. "