Venezuelans Wary of
Destabilization Acts
CARACAS - Venezuelan youth, students, and
workers keep watch of destabilizing actions
encouraged by the opposition in the last
days, and are ready to hold peaceful
mobilizations to reject them.
"We are on the alert because the streets are
ours, of the revolutionaries, and not of
traditional parties that use students as
cannon fodder for their political
ambitions," said the youth director of the
United Socialist Party of Venezuela, Carlos
Sierra.
In statements to Prensa Latina, Sierra
accused politicians of the so called Fourth
Republic (1959-1999) and some collage
sectors of being behind the violent events
that left two people dead, several policemen
hurt and material damages.
We denounce them for using students and
adolescents to make destabilization actions,
just like they did on the 2002 coup against
President Hugo Chavez, he warned.
According to the leader, opposition radical
sectors want death and violence, because
they know they have no chances to defeat
Chavez in the elections.
They want to cause destabilization to end
with the Bolivarian Revolution, because they
cannot do it with the vote. That is why
young people, women, and workers are ready
to defend the socialist project, he added.
Meanwhile, the opposition announced new
anti-government protests, using the
interruption of the RCTV private channel as
pretext.
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