Why Venezuela Protest?

 

There are many reasons we could mention about "why Venezuela protest ", first of all, it has been 15 years of tragedies in a country hostage in hands of the most criminal and corrupt regime we have ever lived: The Chavism.

With own series of measures of a socialist system as: exchange controls, the kidnapping of media, expropriation of privacy property, political persecutions, impunity, judicial and electoral system to serve the regime, trade regulations, in the industry prohibitions of all kinds through a “legal system” built with the intention of becoming criminals. It seems that restricting our political and economic freedoms, had not been sufficient to awaken this society.

What makes today Venezuelans go to the street to protest?

Precisely that WE ARE SICK of bad situation, who have endured too much and we want a better country.

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is today the most insecure country with the highest inflation, with the greatest shortages and increased corruption WORLDWIDE.  Perhaps other nations don’t imagine that a country with high oil revenues as Venezuelan can face today all the consequences of the actions taken by the Chavez regime through which the world knows as socialist system.

The Venezuelan daily has been reduced to pursue consumer products in supermarket grocery. We spent long hours in lines while we are guarded by militia officers to buy products with higher prices and only 2 per person. We have endured seeing public officials be luxuries that no millionaire can, using the resources that we are stolen through taxation and abusing his power against anyone who does not cooperate with them. We live daily the terrible tragedy of losing family and friends at the hands of the ones who are free in Venezuela: the criminals.

In conclusion, our life has been simplified to one word: FEAR.  We are afraid to go out, we are afraid to be in our own homes, we are afraid to think freely, we are afraid to take public something as simple as our phones.

So today we rebel against them, because as our signs say: They have removed so many things for us, that they have taken us to fear!  And we decided to go out to protest for the Venezuela we want.

 

Against what things we protest?

Against the real guilty of all this evil: the socialist ideas of Hugo Chavez against his dictator heir Nicolas Maduro, his followers and his gang, and of course against the Cuban regime who has been invited by them to invade us and keep us kneeling.

We have been protesting for more than two weeks in this wave and the regime's answer has been: CENSORSHIP, REPRESSION AND VIOLENCE. They have attacked our students; they have imprisoned and torture our youth people. Beside, civil servants of the political police of the PSUV, known as GNB SEBIN and party have blatantly fired on demonstrators killing life so far 15 students. Through the implementation of a DISARM LAW, individuals have been at the mercy of the state and its collective murderers and thugs. Armed groups financed by the Chavez regime officials to clean fire lash gears, low concentrations residences and the complicity of the security agencies and the silence of the media who preferred cowardly silence.

The socialist company CANTV, mother in our country of telecommunications, has restricted our only means of communication, social networks. In the days of more intense protest we could not access the Internet, social network Twitter came under lock and collapsed telecommunications service, not for the massive use but with every intention.

 

What is our goal?

That “Nicolas Maduro YA” means: Maduro resign, you and all your team back!

We do not allow more corruption, or no more crime, we do not want more socialism and we need the end of violence. We want our Republic of Venezuela free, we want our flag 7 stars, we want a country of economic and political freedoms that allow us to be individually power. Each individual want to be as free as you want, to develop in the area that interests you and agree, that private property is the backbone of our economy and that the government has strict function of protecting it.

We want a Venezuela where life, liberty and property of each individual is respected.