Venezuela is facing 79 deaths for every 100,000 citizens. In 2013 alone, 24,763 people died due to violence and crime. 12% are violent crimes. The worst part is that 90% of these crimes go to cold cases by police.
Venezuelan National Guard, the National Police, and county police departments, are supposed to protect the civilians and keep respect for democracy rights, but in this case, they are used here to suppress protests of citizens who suffer from shortages of food, medicine and crime.
They viciously attack any protest firing guns and tear gas into apartments, and causing fires in some cases, not to mention old and young people suffering from the excessive use of tear gas all around the country. Protests has become a crime, according to Maduro's regime of terror, and students caught by police are treated as terrorists.
Venezuelan National Guard, the National Police, and county police departments, are supposed to protect the civilians and keep respect for democracy rights, but in this case, they are used here to suppress protests of citizens who suffer from shortages of food, medicine and crime.
They viciously attack any protest firing guns and tear gas into apartments, and causing fires in some cases, not to mention old and young people suffering from the excessive use of tear gas all around the country. Protests has become a crime, according to Maduro's regime of terror, and students caught by police are treated as terrorists.
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Shooting tear gas to apartments.
Shoting pellet guns to unarmed civilians and students
Kicking and beating students.
¡A mom is detained for protesting against
police brutality! This picture was taken by a local newspaper (El
Universal), who is about to disappear duo to paper shortage.
Hundreds of policeman getting ready to attack on students
Police once again shooting on buildings,
penetrating with no court order, and setting on fire private cars, just
like the old west.
A student is gun point to lie on the floor before taken to jail.
Female police firing tear gas to students.
National Police firing tear gas direct into apartments in Altamira, Caracas.
A lone student observes many National Guards who are preparing to attack him. Only two stones against a whole army.
One of the protests cause, is the
shortage of GAS!! A country which used to export it, now makes
venezuelans get in line under the sun all day for a single gas cylinder.-
Policía Nacional used extended batons with chained students who cannot defend themselves.
Altamira. National Police shooting to
protesters. Notice that they are aiming at their feet, which is the only
unprotected part of their bodies.
National Police shooting to protesters.
Barrio Las Minas de Santa Fe Sur. National Police shooting to protesters in a small hut village of poor people.
Hundreds of students detained are waiting for their turn to go on trial without their lawyers present.
Powerful water jet truck to disperse students.-
National Police shoots in the back to an old lady.-
A grandpa looks at the largest bunch of policeman ever reunited only to attack unarmed students
Police brutality against unarmed civilians who are protesting for their rights.
National Policeman throwing tear gas grenades by hand
Children Brainwashed, Cuban style.
Students in El Táchira waiting for police to attack.
A policeman has burned himself throwing a tear gas.
A brave girl student confronts the police trying to calm down the situation.
In Altamira, a group of peaceful
protesters who were sleeping in tents are taken to jail without notice
at 3 am. The police planted evidence trying to press charges of
terrorism, but many cameras and videos taken proved otherwise. Later
comments, said that they were treated like animals.
A NG is stepped by a bus wheel.
Altamira Camp showdown.-
Altamira Camp showdown.-
Altamira Camp showdown.-
Altamira Camp showdown.-
Altamira Camp showdown.-
Students attacked from behind
NG waiting for protesters
Protesters launching Molotov cocktails to keep PN at a distance.
A curious moment of calm, where students and police try to dialog. Photograph by AFP/Leo Ramírez.-
NG checking for unarmed students with war weapons.
NG invading suburbia houses with no court order at all.
NG caught on picture setting fire to
barricades. When asked, they will say later that the students did it.
Notice the gasoline container.
NG launching tear gas to apartments at night with no regard for old people or children.
NG shooting to protesters in a street of Merida.
Three armed NG against a single unarmed girl student.
Another detained taken to jail.-
GN uses to launch massive attacks on
unarmed civilians. They take to prison to whom ever they want, either is
protesting or not.
No human rights of detainees are respected.
Three gorillas against one young woman. Grabbing her hair while she is thrown to the floor.
Four Robocops holding a student. One is pressing his eyes.
Although they denied have it, firearms have being used several times during the protests.
Students clash against NG during a rally.
Detainees are forced to chant slogans in favor of the dictator Maduro, published Diario El Impulso, of Barquisimeto state.
This woman won't let go her daughter's arm, so the police takes her too to jail.
It is practically a low-intensity civil war being waged nationwide, neighbors say.
It's amazing the huge deployment of troops against unarmed civilians.
PN waiting for a students rally to block their passage.
All kinds of weapons are abusively used to restrain protesters.
Once again, shooting tear gas to civilian apartments at night with no regards to old and young people.
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