Guarimbas violate at least 14 constitutional articles and 7 criminal articles.

or Guarimbas and the Guarimberos are against Constitutional and Public Order

Venezuela is a country, unlike the United States, takes constitutional order very seriously. When they mean, very seriously, we don't mean we say this so we can just reassure them and then actually do nothing, we say this because have actively ensured constitutional order and guarantee constitutional rights over the past 15 years. Note the arrest last month of local public officials in Tachira State for being in contempt of a constitutional protection order from the TSJ's Constitutional branch. In addition, the Venezuelan government has taken swift action against public safety officials suspected of excessive force.
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From http://www.aporrea.org/oposicion/n248985.html
Tranalsation based on Google Translate

April 13, 2014 - As of February 12, after the call of the leader of the opposition political party Popular Will , Leopoldo López and former deputy of the National Assembly, Maria Corina Machado, to head out into the streets of the country against the Legitimate Government of the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, have perused constant attacks, assaults and violations of human rights under the Constitution.

From the right to free movement laid down in Article 50 of the Constitution, which states that "any person can move freely in any medium throughout the country" to the" inviolable" right to life enshrined in Article 43 are some of the offenses committed by right-wing sectors of Venezuelan, blinded by hate, irrationality and incited by opposition leaders.

However, the opinion matrix generated by some sectors and means of national and international media, seek to divert attention and focus on an erroneous view of the current situation, in terms of human rights concerns, discrediting the performance of the Venezuelan State to restore order and ensure the welfare and tranquility to the people, calling it a "crackdown on students."

For constitutional lawyer Jesús Silva , "these criminals operating in known guarimbas really can not be described as students ... but there are armed groups that can be classified as terrorists, mercenaries, paramilitaries that have been paid to promote-in 18 of the 335 municipalities existing in Venezuela-events of violence."    

Citizens has been unable to persue their regular activities as a "consequence of this street terrorism, and guerrilla warfare in urban areas, which have a clear connection to the party Popular Will and leaders of the far right such as Leopoldo López and María Corina Machado ".

However, the Government is obliged to restore public order and protect the life and personal integrity and citizen , so that the deployment of the national security authorities has been rational and proportionate "to contain these criminals using guayas, explosive devices, Molotov cocktails, adapters and have attacked unarmed civilians treacherous and premeditated manner. Consequently, the activity of the Venezuelan State has been framed in the Constitution and laws; and if there were some violations of human rights as some opponents have denounced it, I think there are clear demonstrations of commitment to investigate and punish these isolated cases, which are by no means the general policy of the Venezuelan state practice. "  

Violation of Human Rights

The professor at the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), Jesus Silva, confirms that the protests of the past two months have been a undemocratic and unconstitutional character that besides causing 39 deaths (as of 5/15/2014: 44 people have been killed in the insurrection) and 579 injuries have affected the right to education (Articles 102 and 103) right to work (Articles 87 and 89), the right to health (Article 83), right to recreation (Article 111), environmental law (127), among others.

But the main violation of these demonstrations of political violence is the violation of Article 2 of the Constitution : Venezuela is a democratic and social state of law and justice, which holds as superior values ​​of its legal system and its performance, life, liberty, justice, equality, solidarity, democracy, social responsibility, and in general, the preeminence of human rights ethics and political pluralism.

According to Silva says "these acts of violence and terror seek to impose a new political order through force, intimidation, threat and harm innocent people. So the guarimberos and political leaders who are somehow entrenched democratic parties in what is said, but are organizations to commit a crime, we have to say they ignore the will of the people and know the importance of democracy and popular sovereignty contained in this Article 2 where voting is recognized as the primary mechanism to resolve our differences. "  

Crimes against the environment

The cutting and burning of trees, arson mountains, national parks, forests and other, contains what is called a multiple offense, criminal environmental offense , which in the doctrine of international law, is known as fourth generation right within the group of human rights.

For Silva "no doubt that this radical violent opposition, this criminal stream is overthrowing the government   has lashed so cowardly and treacherous to the ecosystem . And we trust that the Missions and other programs to restore the ecological order as the Tree Mission and other government initiatives will help repair the damage caused; and especially the rejection of society to these actions must be demonstrated conclusively to follow such cases no longer happening. "    

Rule of Law

Silva believes that the State's commitment to human rights is widespread evidence, because the 1999 Constitution is unique in the history of the country where the fundamental rights of Venezuelans have never been suspended, contrary to the 1961 Constitution which guarantees were suspended at least 21 times.

"The rule of law that exists today in Venezuela there has been respect for human rights, particularly from the Bolivarian Constitution of 1999 (...) which guarantees freedom of people provided that they act within the framework of the Constitution and the law. While in the past, the State was practicing the doctrine of state terror, a policy of persecution, murder, forced disappearance of persons ... "he said.

He recalled that the guarantees established in Article 2 have remained intact, "having to do with political pluralism, freedom of association, freedom to choose and be chosen , i.e. a set of civil and political rights that have been sheltered in this new era of the Republic."

Legal Basis

Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Article 55:  Everyone has the right to protection by the state through the public security organs regulated by law, in situations that constitute a threat, vulnerability or risk to the physical integrity of persons, property, enjoyment of their rights and fulfill their duties.

Article 127:  It is the right and duty of each generation to protect and maintain the environment for the benefit of itself and the future world. Everyone has individually and collectively to have a life and a safe, healthy and ecologically balanced environment law. The State shall protect the environment, biodiversity, genetic resources, ecological processes, national parks and natural monuments and other areas of special ecological importance. The genome of living organisms can not be patented, and the law relating to bioethical principles regulate the matter. It is a fundamental obligation of the state, with the active participation of society, to ensure that the population develops in a pollution free environment, where air, water, soil, coasts, climate, the ozone layer, the, they are specially protected species live in accordance with the law.

Article 130:  Venezuelans have a duty to honor and defend the country, its symbols, cultural values, safeguard and protect the sovereignty, nationality, territorial integrity, self-determination and the interests of the Nation.

Article 324:  Only the State may possess and use weapons. All that exist are manufactured or imported into the country will become the property of the Republic without compensation or process. The National Armed Forces shall be the competent authority to regulate and control, according to the respective law, the manufacture, import, export, storage, transit, recording, monitoring, inspection, trade, possession and use of other weapons, ammunition and explosives.

Penal Code

Article 283:  Whoever publicly incites or by any means to another or others to commit acts contrary to law, by the mere fact of incitement shall be punished:
1. The instigation If whatever to induce them to commit crimes has been established imprisonment, to imprisonment for a third of the instigated crime.
Two. In all other cases, with fines of hundred tax units (150 UT) as the entity of fact instigated.

Article 285:  Whoever incites to the disobedience of the laws or hatred among its people or makes apology for acts that the law provides for such offenses so as to endanger the peace, shall be punished with imprisonment from three years to six years.

Article 286:  If two or more persons associate for the purpose of committing crimes, each shall be punished just because of the association with imprisonment from two to five years.

Article 357:  Whoever put obstacles in a flow path of any means of transport, open or close the communication of these routes, make false signals or perform any other act with the purpose of preparing the danger of an accident, will be punished by imprisonment from four years to eight years.

Article 358:  Any damage to railways, machines, vehicles, tools or other objects and gear for your service, shall be punished with imprisonment of three to five years.

Article 513:  Whoever, without permission of the competent authority, any unloaded firearm or any burnt fireworks or explosive devices or other dangerous or uncomfortable doeth explosions in a place inhabited, in your neighborhood, or along direction a public way, shall be punished with up to two hundred tax units (200 UT) fine; and in severe cases may be imposed arrest for up to one month.

Article 537:  Whoever commits cruelty to animals, mistreat or submitted without a clearly excessive work, shall be punished with fine up to one hundred tax units (100 UT). The only with a scientific or didactic purpose, but out of the places for the study or teaching, has undergone animal experiments or tests or cause annoyance to persons that witness, shall incur the same penalty.

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Now, note the actual amount of people arrested in Venezuela who are students: 40%. So the guarimbas is coming from hooded thugs and yobs who are actually being paid by the the right-wing to cause chaos. While they're not obvious paramilitaries as they lack guns, they're just as bad with other projectiles that can cause serious damage to innocents.

Even in the recent raid on the 4 student encampments by the Police and National Guard on May 8th 2014 only a small fraction of the protesters are students. Some of them where children and some were hearing disabled that were paid in food to occupy the camps. Most of the protesters were released without charge, many of them were granted police bail, while some have been referred to substance-abuse clinics for use of recreational drugs. Only 11 has been hauled before the courts to commence judicial proceedings.

Unlike Occupy Wall Street, these camps were used as cover for the real business: Insurrection.

These photos were taken exclusive by Chavista Blog LaRedoma.co.ve which you can find them here: http://www.laredoma.co.ve/2014/05/fotos-exclusivo-se-sorprendera-de-lo.html

While they were some harmless goods such as food and drinks, cell phones, radios, others were more dangerous: Drugs, Firearms including shotguns, and tear gas stolen from police and national guard, nails attached to hoses, and melee weapons such as bats, and fireworks and makeshift motors.

If it was not for the raid, the situation would have been worse.

It's clear that the Guarimba Insurrection is no ordinary campaign of civil disorder, it's political terrorism of the highest order. A campaign against the Venezuelan people, more specifically, a campaign against the Venezuelan people who have reclaimed their country from the economic privileged. And now the economic privilege have already embraced fascist tactics to this end.

The insurrection's second stage has begun and the Venezuelan Government must do whatever it takes to take down the fascist insurrection by any means legally necessary.

There's already a phrase for people of such kind and their leaders, the highest order counter-revolutionary who will use violence against their own people for exercising their Constitution rights:

Enemy of the Constitution and People

It's what they are, it's what the Venezuelan Government needs to treat them as such: Take them down, and send them to courts where they'll face justice according to law and Constitution. The best way to deal with Political Terrorism is through strict abidance to law and Constitutional order. It is the only path to peace, and it's believe it or not the Venezuelan Government is doing that for the past 90 months.

The truth of the "peaceful" protests that many try to deny: Guarimberos attacked young Opposition person in Caurimare: They said they had to be there because "those are the orders"

It's now known to the Venezuelan public that this Guarimbero Insurrection is being funded (with people being paid to commit chaos), and well organized to commit political terror and civil disorder. Like British yobs, they're extremely hostile if you try to confront them on their true purpose is. It's common that civilians in their own opposition held areas are under internal siege by these guarimberos. These protesters are not "peaceful" at all. The real question you should be asking is if they're masked and hostile, are they're peaceful?

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PETER ARMANDO MEDINA, YOUNG VENEZUELAN OPPOSITION ATTACKED BY GUARIMBEROS IN CAURIMARE

SCAN OF THE ORIGINAL PHOTO PUBLISHED BY THE YOUNG OPPONENT AND LEGEND THAT ACCOMPANIES IT. THE COMMENTS WERE OMITTED DUE TO THE DEGREE OF VIOLENCE AND ATTACKS WITH THAT OTHER OPPONENTS REFERRED TO THE YOUNG MAN AFTER PUBLISHING HIS TESTIMONY. (CUT ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PICTURE CORRESPONDS TO ERROR IN THE SCREENSHOT)

A young Venezuelan opposition named Pedro Armando Medina wrote on his Facebook account on Saturday who lived in Caurimare trying to ask guarimberos (some of them outside the area, according to his testimony) to open one lane so that he and the people living there could use their cars and get to their homes. The conversation with the young guarimbas, carrying radios and other equipment, meant that they were receiving orders and were paid to do them. One of them, whom they had never seen in the area, and for no reason physically assaulted him twice. Baruta Police, far from acting, suggested "shoot them to death." Here is the text to reveal the dangers and implications of these violent guarimberos and the legitimate damage generated by them and to their neighbors, regardless of their political ideology, want to continue their lifestyle.

Medina deleted the text of his own, but we published the transcript, as well as catch (in time) of the complaint made through his profile on the social network [Facebook] said:
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Hello, I want to tell that happened to me this morning.

Last night I was returning from the Club Los Cortijos to my house and we got Alan Sarria by Caurimare to see if they had raised the bar. We see that it is all lockout and parked my car shortly before Gamma Express to talk to the guarimba boys.

We started talking with them, we hear them, we gave our point of view, one of them said: "Do you think we want to be here at this hour? Those are the orders!", i.e. someone sent them and paid them. I also want to add that they had radios to communicate, but that is not the point.

While we were talking there came a dude who had never seen in my life (I am a 26 year old living in the El Cafetal) and began to attack us, obviously I also altered and we yell. To make the story short, the guy threw two rocks at my car (did not hit any) and Alan assaulted. We rode and went to Macaracuay.

On the road I upset saying he wanted to sue that dude with the police for their attacks and then leaving Alan went for St. Louis Police Baruta. There I said so himself: "these carajitos fucking worth, reviéntalos to shots if you can". I just wanted to stop the assault dude (I repeat, never seen in my life).

I got in the car and when I went down to the Boulevard I got together with one gentlemen and I went to talk so that they should at least step channel. I explained to a lady what had happened and when I saw to the chamo again and said "He threw stones, to me, that I'm community and in theory I think equal". The chamo saw me and said, "let's speak then'. I went and told her that down the guard and started to speak, 10 seconds pulled me a hand to treason by face, and then a kick. Threw me to the floor and I began to hang (maybe I don't know actually fighting). There we separated and I began to say: "is this what you want? This is your protest? "." There same one los chamos assisted me with alcohol and ice, and went to the police again. Just so tell me: "you said you reventaras them".

Well, in order, i decided to write this for you to know that we are. This piece of shit that only generates more conflict between ourselves.

Personally, I decided to leave the country, that I will seek options. So I can criticize from outside. I want to.
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This publication is for the purpose of disclosing the truth that exists within the misnamed "peaceful" opposition protests letting you see the degree of intolerance and aggressiveness that is hidden. Comments on the publication of young opposition were omitted in the catch due to its high degree of intolerance and aggression towards the person for having made a public testimony that many want to deny reality.

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Source: http://www.aporrea.org/actualidad/n248586.html
Translation based on Google Translate: http://www.spanishdict.com/translation

It gotten so bad, that he had to delete this post and left the country not because of the government opporession, but they guarimberos are offended that a person want to get on with his life and concerned about letting people through. Guarimberos are for all intents in purposes hostile against consitutional and civil order, and want their own country changed from before Chavez was elected.

These are the types of people the PNB, the GNB, and innocent Venezuelans have to deal with since Feb. 12. They will go after anyone, regardless of political affiliation that opposes them.

"One can’t keep playing around with Maduro’s assassin government and its insincere calls for peace"

On March 20, 2014. Political Commentator Pompeyo Marquez written a essay called "Clear Objective: One can’t keep playing around with Maduro’s assassin government and its insincere calls for peace" on the moderate by opposition newspaper "Ultimas Noticias". The piece clearly did not said anything about a coup against the Maduro government, but did called for a "transitional government" to restore a "Civil Republic" and "Democracy", and that the opposition must "stand united" against Maduro's socialist government.
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POMPEYO MÁRQUEZ  - Clear Objective  
March 20, 2014

One can not keep playing into Maduro's assassin government , with it's insincere calls for peace

In every struggle for freedom , you need to be clear about the objective you are pursued . In this we fight today is evident that this is a ripe maneuver to defeat and conquer a government to govern for all and to unify the country , which can not be further divided into two pieces .

You can not keep playing into Maduro's assassin government , and its insincere called to peace .

A totalitarian character, which has proved its impracticality , its failure, and other democratic character, based on the National Constitution, which states that Venezuela is and always will be democratic: In this confrontation two types of companies are on the board.

This should not be forgotten in no time. Behold precisely the cause of the crisis, and it may only be overcome while Maduro remains in power.

Venezuela needs a transitional government to call new elections and institutionalize the country , with the return to the Civil Republic and Democracy. This is to normalize the country .

Venezuela is experiencing a deep crisis that can not be resolved with warm cloths . This crisis is out: creating a new government, which, as stated above, should be transitional .

Venezuela can not continue living like this. A country without rule of law takes refuge in repression causing dozens of deaths, using torture, must have limits on their actions and their future must be change, but change in a democratic direction .

Maduro has taken refuge in repression. It will go down in history as one of the assassin governments, even dictatorships like Perez Jimenez.

The crisis rocking the country is systemic, ie, covering all areas of national life. There is no partial solution to the problems. Then we have the economic crisis, which has no outlet but a shift. So things are raised.

As for the opposition, which has closer ties to the country and make a choice that is attractive , and that is none other than democratic choice. But the opposition has to stand united and open to new perspectives for the country. A new way of living where all Venezuelans live together and know that we are all treated equally, without degrading insults, and without deepening existing wounds.

Political leader
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Source: http://www.ultimasnoticias.com.ve/opinion/firmas/pompeyo-marquez/objetivo-claro.aspx
Translation Based on Google Translate

I've highlighted the three sections of the essay in bold.

The first one is this: The need for a transitional government. They've tried doing this via soft coup, which has already failed. The Maduro government already made headways, and people in opposition controlled areas are pissed off of the guarimbos. As a matter of fact the National Guard and Venezuelan Army has just liberated the City of San Christobal from Guraimbas and Guarimbos despite some resistance yesterday on 3/31/2014.

Even if there was a transitional government, if it happens you know what's going to happen it one is ever established!

The other way is via the electoral manner, via a recall referendum. But they've already tried that with Chavez with Capiles, and it failed! As soon as Capriles lost and he called for his supporters to "pour their rage!" the people have gotten a taste of what would happen if Capriles actually won the presidency.

People who are aligned via the PSUV and the normally apolitically persons who usually vote for either the PSUV or the opposition have no interest in the opposition what so ever, after all the mayhem they put up with.

Already we have three local public officials jailed for contempt of court! And those local officials will most likely be replaced by PSUV members.

The second: The Venezuelan Constitution and the laws clear state against torture and excessive force. Over 60 instances of violations of the Constitution are already been investigated by the Public Ministry. Many of the repression the mainstream media in the US showed and the opposition media routinely showed were considered necessary force because they were either blocking the highways, obstructing public rights of movement , violently attacking the public who dared dismantled the barricades. As a matter of fact instead of aggressively attacking the barricades (inadvertently causing a media show for the opposition in American media), they let the Guarimbos burn themselves out.

And how they do that? They just take defensive positions and smoke them out using tear gas. Once they eventually get tired out and scattered, they proceed to arrest them using motorcycles. It's a very efficient strategy.

The third: The Opposition has already been fractured, and just today it has even got worse. Ex-assembly woman Machado, already got slapped in the face by the Organization of American states for trying to talk about the country (A few days ago the OAS made a statement clearly supporting the country.), has now has her lost of seat in the Assembly confirmed by the Supreme Court of Justice, yesterday. Lopez is already in a military prison (for his own protection, from his own political party) for arson, property damage, criminal association, and public incitement to crime. Machado is already facing the same fate, but add high treason to the mix of charges. Capriles is lucky he's not in prison yet as he's still not doing his job as a Governor of Miranda state and still being a sore loser!

It's clear that the Government and Venezuelan public want peace for the opposition who actually wants dialogue, but several times, the political opposition (not the economic, social, intellectual opposition) refused. So the strategy is clear: Reconcile with the moderates, repress the criminal and extreme opposition. It's actually a good strategy than going full Stalin.

So, yeah, Maduro's is not running an "assassin government", the Venezuelan opposition on the other hand is doing most of the assassination. With now 39 people dead.

Fun with the Venezuelan Guarimba Insurrection by Chavistas

Despite the seriousness of the the February 12 Guarimba Insurrection, chavistas and their politically aware supporters have not lost their sense of humor as the events occurred. Facebook and Twitter has been used by Chavistas as much as the people who opposed the PSUV government with the hash tags #SOSVenezuela. Here's a few of the many images I found online

Organization MissPanama

Speech Bubble: I'm not a [national assembly]deputy or a president. I'm the Queen of Guarimas, Queen of Terrorism, and Queen of Capitalism

Top Caption: 9 out of 10 people do not support the [guarimba] protests

Yellow Speech bubble: Who ever get's tired... Epa! Where the people went?

Bottom Caption: The WARimba Failure

"Venezuela is with you Bolivarian National Guard"

Guarimbas of Chucky

Divine Justice puts them behind bars one by one.

Decent Venezuelans DO NOT want political thugs.

Seige of the El Hatillo Restaurant

Today in the Venezuelan Opposition Civil Insurrection, two persons and their families eating a quiet dinner. Apparently someone find out about their get-together and call their "educated" friends to pot-bang and insult them and people who want to eat. It really begs the question: Where's the police when you need them. Oh wait, they don't want to.

The video republished below is a scene that happened on Friday night in the middle – upper middle class municipality of El Hatillo in the east of Caracas.

The name of the restaurant in question is Hajillos and the Venezuelan actors Roque Valero and Jorge Reyes were enjoying what they thought would be a quiet meal with family and friends.

The local “citizens” arrived who do not agree with Valero’s or Reyes’ socialist politics and started to intimidate and harass them with a cacophony of pot banging. The “citizens” gradually transformed themselves into a fascist mob of about 100 people. 

 The mob trapped them inside and Valero had the courage to come to the door to speak with them. He asked them what they wanted? What he had done? There was silence as there is no answer to justify this type of irrational behavior.

Source: http://axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/Article_66451.shtml

Here is the actual video in question:


The real question why would they bother a bunch of people eating in peace? I'll give you the real answer: They hate anyone who supports or even sympathies with the Socialist government. Even apolitical Venezuelans in middle-class or upper-class can be perceived as socialist if they opposed to the guarimbas that has been ongoing since Feburary 12. And why do they act like this: Years of propaganda and yellow journalism against the socialist government by the three major television station: Globovision, Venevision, and Televen. It's not working in the Western Caracas, but middle and upper classes in Caracas in Eastern Caracas are eating it up like hotcakes. Blindly following the media without question.

And again, where were the police? Most of the guarimbas are in opposition strong holds, and in these same opposition strongholds police simply do nothing to stop them. These are the same areas where opposition governors and mayors refuse fold their police forces into the recently created National Police. They just take the lazy way out and let the National Guard take care of the mess.

"Peaceful" Protester Kit

Source: http://www.difundelaverdad.org.ve/majunchadas/kit-de-protesta-pacifica/

This is what the Venezuelan National Guard, the National Police Corps, and innocent bystanders of the opposition who want to get on with their lives had to deal with in the past 25+ days. Good thing this civil insurrection is burning itself out and only 6 areas remain active hotspots of violence in the area.

#PrayforVenezuela to Remain a Sovereign Nation

Most of the corporate-owned mainstream coverage of the Venezuelan Opposition Civil Insurrection involves the same refrain: "chaos, civil war, 54 percent inflation, crime, exit Maduro, government responsibility, peaceful students, Lopez, Harvard Business graduate, toilet paper..." It's the same refrain and chorus that most media outlets, even the Al-Jazeera Media Network's Al-Jazeera America and Al-Jazeera English repeating. Here's someone who actually lived in Venezuela for three decades in a rural village that has benefited from the ruling party's government.

Please note that this is an opinion piece.

When I built my home 17 years ago in a rural area outside Sanare in the western state of Lara, my neighbors were barely eking out a subsistence, digging for potatoes and herding goats and sheep. The only school in town was elementary level, and teachers showed up only two days per week on average. There were no modern modes of transport. If you got sick, you had to walk eight miles to town and get in line at 3 a.m. to be seen by a doctor the next day at the nearest hospital.

Today, that same community has an elementary and secondary school, and a free university that functions on the weekends. Every evening, the university offers adult classes. My neighbors are now doctors, lawyers and teachers. Their younger siblings face few barriers to pursuing their dreams. There are 18 new homes — double the amount before, with approximately the same population — built by the local community council in my enclave. Many of my neighbors have replaced horse sheds with driveways for their vehicles. There is also a free medical clinic, staffed by Cuban doctors and Venezuelan medical students from my community, half a mile down the road.

 “For every year of the revolution, I think that everyone has gained a kilo,” said a surprised American visitor, commenting on my neighbor’s plumper physique.

These same stories could be told a thousand times over. If only journalists would actually come to Venezuela and leave their five-star hotels, maybe they would figure out why the country has repeatedly re-elected Chavismo in more than a dozen elections for the last 14 years, in what former U.S. President and democracy observer Jimmy Carter calls “the best electoral system in the world.”

Source: http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/3/venezuela-protestsmaduromediapropaganda.html

Most of the news coverage of Venezuela before the elections and the civil insurrection never focused on the positive changes Chavez and Maduro made to the country 15 years since the revolution. Great advancements made in food, medical services, education, economics. The same village that has been destitute and poor, are now rising up to the working-class standards. Living standards for working-class has basically shot through the roof, allowing them more disposable income to contribute to the economy. Even in the National Conference for Peace, held by Maduro, the president of the Polar Group of Companies stated that he actually benefited from the revolution as he gained more customers who can now buy his goods and participate in the economy.

The country, despite rising inflation, insecurity, and shortages of basic goods (all connected to the economic war that has been ongoing since 2004 and state governors aligned with the opposition who has refused to fold their police forces into the Venezuelan National Police Corps) is still actually in the initial stages of socialist democracy. When we mean a socialist democracy, we mean a active economic and political democracy than the passive democracy of most Western States. It is essential that the United States, deal with it's own problems than to interfere with another countries sovereign affairs. Besides the United States has much problems dealing with economic and social inequality in it's own borders.

(VIDEO) Schemel: Venezuelan Right-wing promotes a psychosocial destabilization process in the country.

President of the Hinterlaces Group Oscar Schemel said the violence by violent groups of the extreme right in the country responds to a psychosocial destabilization campaign overblowing the country situation and collective anxiety to cause a soft coup.

"Military can no longer perform a coups but psychosocial process produces from the political right-wing were injected into the society and institutions that overflow because the final responses (from many individuals) are not rational", he said Saturday at the Mesa Information (Information Table) program, broadcast by Venezolana de Television (VTV).

 He referred that there are laboratories and mass clinics operating "in this process of destabilization and creation of conditions from accumulation anguish, "a process" that occurs at different times, have different chapters and has a psychosocial end".

Today, that campaign focuses upon oversizing of the situation created by the Venezuelan economic war waged by the right, which has generated hoarding and speculation. Such a situation has been addressed by the Executive through the enactment of the Organic Law of Fair Prices, the creation of the National Center of Foreign Trade (Cencoex) and, more recently, the establishment of the Commission on the Truth in economic matters.

"To the extent that the national government will solve essentially economic problems, the shortage, which is causing more discomfort, which is what allows cause a psychosocial response...will decrease uncertainty and anxiety that are used to heat the street", Schemel said. His comapny Hinterlaces said the dialogues promoted by the National Conference for Peace, installed this week in Caracas, should serve to "lower levels of anxiety, despair and uncertainty that exist in much of the population and restore peace and hope". 

Fostering this dialogue takes place in a context marked by the respect for institutions. According to the latest Hinterlaces Country Monitor presented by Schemel, 70% of Venezuelans support the handling of the issues of the country by constitutional means.

Source: http://www.aporrea.org/actualidad/n246209.html

Originally came from the Venenzuelan News Agency.

Translation based on Google Translation Result

You can see the video here (in Spanish Only):