“………. sale a marchar mañana sin miedo de nada y con la
esperanza de encontrar un futuro mejor” (“……gone marching without fear of
nothing and hoping to find a better future,”) . This was the last Facebook-post
of Bassil Da Costa, a young student in Venezuela, killed on Tuesday, 11
February, at 6.50 pm, during demonstrations. Strict censorship by the
Maduro-regime, and blocking of social sites on the internet makes accurate
information scant. Supposedly, clashes between demonstrators concentrated on
Plaza El Cardenalito in Barquisimeto with the National Guard, left 21 students
injured and some dead. More...
Friday, February 14, 2014
Venezuela Damned By The Curse Of Oil
“………. sale a marchar mañana sin miedo de nada y con la
esperanza de encontrar un futuro mejor” (“……gone marching without fear of
nothing and hoping to find a better future,”) . This was the last Facebook-post
of Bassil Da Costa, a young student in Venezuela, killed on Tuesday, 11
February, at 6.50 pm, during demonstrations. Strict censorship by the
Maduro-regime, and blocking of social sites on the internet makes accurate
information scant. Supposedly, clashes between demonstrators concentrated on
Plaza El Cardenalito in Barquisimeto with the National Guard, left 21 students
injured and some dead. More...
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