🔴  JORNADA HISTÓRICA EN VENEZUELA: LA OPOSICIÓN SALE A LAS CALLES Y CRECE LA TENSIÓN - video Dailymotion

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👉 La oposición venezolana, liderada por María Corina Machado, se prepara para una marcha histórica en Caracas el 9 de enero, en protesta contra la asunción de Nicolás Maduro quien se autoproclamó ganador de las elecciones del 28 de julio y tiene previsto asumir el cargo el 10 de enero. Maduro ha respondido con la promesa de desplegar efectivos policiales y paramilitares en las principales ciudades del país. La tensión aumenta mientras los ciudadanos y periodistas locales esperan los eventos del día.  👉 Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00And this January 9 is a historic day against Maduro, or at least that's what the opposition thinks.

00:12On the one hand, María Corina Machado, who is going to be marching in the streets of Caracas

00:18to say no to the appointment of Nicolás Maduro, who is scheduled for tomorrow, January 10,

00:26after having proclaimed himself winner of the elections on July 28.

00:33María Corina Machado called, as we said, to this march,

00:37of which a good part of the Venezuelans will participate,

00:42who are against this government led by Nicolás Maduro,

00:47who has also warned that he is going to test the streets of the main Venezuelan cities

00:54of police and paramilitary forces.

00:57We are working live from there, from Caracas.

01:00Our colleague Natalia Roca is there. Natalia, good morning. Where are you?

01:08Hello, thank you very much for this contact and for establishing the confidence

01:14of being able to transmit to you from Caracas, Venezuela,

01:18everything that has to do precisely with the previous and during the development

01:23of what will be the proclamation on January 10.

01:26I want you to know that I cannot reveal my location on time.

01:30Everything is very hermetic in Venezuela.

01:33Unfortunately, the situation is so delicate that even to report it is a crime

01:40considered in Venezuela. I don't know if you can understand me.

01:44So, the most important thing is that you can know that we are in Caracas.

01:48What I can tell you is that it is already a fact.

01:51Nicolás Maduro is going to be sworn in as president of Venezuela

01:54from the National Assembly.

01:56However, Edmundo González has been on tour, we have seen it in the news,

01:59he has been on tour with the United States, Panama, countries of the world,

02:03trying to talk to them to see then tomorrow what the reaction will be

02:10to the letters that Edmundo González is going to throw on the table.

02:14Because we want to know how Edmundo González would be sworn in.

02:17That is the question.

02:18There is a lot of fear on the street, there is a lot of fear.

02:21This is because there is a mobilization of many police officers,

02:26military, intelligence officers, even, who are on the streets.

02:30And this greatly frightens all Venezuelans, including me.

02:34And the situation is really delicate.

02:38It is a totally historical event that we are all looking forward to.

02:42And I really don't know what they want to know.

02:45But in Caracas everything is very hermetic.

02:48We understand that hermeticism.

02:50We want to tell you that there is a very particular sound,

02:54like a kind of noise, I don't know if it's something you're playing on your cable.

02:59I'm telling you this to see if the audio can be improved.

03:02And to consult you.

03:06What is the feeling?

03:07What do you, as a journalist, of course, but also as a citizen,

03:11perceive that can happen during this day?

03:18Well, let's see if you can hear me better here.

03:20Can you hear me well?

03:21Nothing moves.

03:22Nothing is heard.

03:23I don't know how the air is.

03:25I hear it here with a strange sound.

03:28But hey, I hear you.

03:30Go ahead.

03:33Well, look, the truth is that yesterday Nicolás Maduro spoke precisely

03:38and he met both him and Diosdado Cabello and the Minister of Defense,

03:42Vladimir Padrino López, with the collectives.

03:46We know that the collectives are civil subjects with weapons

03:50and are completely willing to defend the revolution of Nicolás Maduro anyway.

03:56It is a presidential decree.

03:58It is unusual, but Nicolás Maduro has given an open letter

04:02precisely to these collectives to act and defend

04:06against any reaction of the opposition

04:09or of anyone who supports the opposition in the street.

04:12Well, I mean, I imagine that with fear they will be coming out today.

04:16Because in reality, what your colleagues and others also said,

04:21and well, and also militants for human rights,

04:25beyond the fact that many times Maduro says

04:28we are going to saturate the city or the cities,

04:32mainly where he is marching, with cash.

04:36It is also a way, let's say, to try to intimidate

04:39so that people do not turn to the streets.

04:43Yes, in fact, right now, in less than an hour total,

04:49there is a march ...

04:51Take it?

04:52No, go ahead.

04:55Ready.

04:56There is a march right now of chavismo and also of the opposition.

05:01And the most surprising thing is that the routes are very similar,

05:05that is, these marches are going to be found both.

05:08And that is the delicate, that is the dangerous thing about this mobilization,

05:12especially today.

05:14Of course.

05:15What sympathizers of the opposition can be found with the officialism,

05:18and it is that the officialism is going to mobilize

05:21with hundreds of motorized collectives.

05:25And the fear that exists in Venezuelans is a great confrontation.

05:30Well, Natalia, thank you very much for your time

05:33and we will surely resume contact.

05:36And look at these violent images that take place in Jose Cepas,

05:39where two criminals enter a shop,

05:42a bakery that had just opened at 7 in the morning

05:46and at 7.30 the criminals were already inside, armed.

05:50Who were in that shop?

05:52Two women, nothing more.

05:54One who was in the attention sector,

05:56who raises her hands because they have her at gunpoint,

05:59and another young woman in the back, the breading area.

06:04They also enter there.

06:06She asks, please, to take whatever you want,

06:09but don't do anything to them.

06:11And they take 8,000 pesos,

06:13which was what was in the box.

06:15The shop had just opened,

06:17the documentation, the cell phones of the employees,

06:20and they even tell her to also take merchandise.

06:25Look, of course, what this woman was doing

06:27was serving some invoices

06:29because they pretended to be customers.

06:32And when she started serving this merchandise,

06:35he directly took her to the back sector

06:39and that's where they finally reduce them.

06:42Now, Mechi, unlike what we usually see,

06:46in this case, what we see of the man,

06:48well, what you're wearing

06:50are the last pieces of jewelry that were left.

06:52Yes, yes.

06:54But what we observe of this man as a particularity

06:57is that he seems to be an adult man, a big man.

07:01He doesn't look like a young man, as we always see,

07:04a teenager, a young man in his twenties.

07:08Sure, at least the first of them.

07:10The first of them is the one whose face is seen,

07:12because the other one with that helmet is not allowed to see.

07:15But the first one who has a visor, there he is.

07:17Look, this man is a bigger man.

07:20And with work clothes.

07:21Exactly.

07:22So maybe you don't see him coming,

07:23you think he's just another customer,

07:25you serve him, you start serving the merchandise

07:28and finally he reduces it and takes it to the back sector

07:33where they also reduce the tip of the gun to the other employee.

07:37Poland at 51 is where this robbery takes place,

07:41in a very particular area,

07:43because it is meters away from the aerobic walkway,

07:46where many people circulate, especially in the morning,

07:49who go out for walks.

07:50But anyway, these criminals who arrived by motorcycle,

07:54that's why we see that one of them has a helmet on,

07:57it only took six minutes to take the little money there was,

08:02because there was only 8,000 pesos,

08:04it was a trade that had just opened.

08:06The merchandise and all the documentation

08:09and also the cell phones of these women employees

08:13who were threatened.

08:15Nothing, they had to continue working during the day,

08:18with the day they gave the corresponding notice to the owner of the trade,

08:22who made the complaint,

08:24and of course again the criminals fled

08:28and they are still looking for him.

🔴 JORNADA HISTÓRICA EN VENEZUELA: LA OPOSICIÓN SALE A LAS CALLES Y CRECE LA TENSIÓN

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