Sunday, March 9, 2014

Viva la Patria

Many times something happens in your home country and there is suffering involved. You can do nothing but (if you believe) you pray so that the ones that you love are never affected or involved in the agony of the situation.

I have posted about Venezuela before in this blog but I never saw it as close as I did thursday. When for the first time in the time lapsus of a month my family was directly affected.  

The GNB (National Guard) raided the condominium of my aunt in which she lives in whit her husband. They would scream “Viva Chavez” and drop gas grenades simultaneously. “Viva la Patria” while shooting pellets and bullets all over. They destroyed the cars parked on the bottom level and stole the peace of mind of 3 buildings filled with people.

This is happening all over the country.


As a Venezuelan, the news that the men and women that are supposed to protect your loved ones are  now spreading terror in order to keep the people out of the street. To scare them away from from demanding the rights and basic needs  that every nation should offer.

It is awful to wake up with the uncertainty of what your family is going through. Like  I have said before the only medium that we now have to communicate is the social network Twitter, it lets you know from where to find chicken and sugar to the latest detainees and murdered Venezuelans.
  
Every hour I scroll down that page with the hopes of not recognizing anybody in the pictures or lists.


UPDATE (3/9/2014)  4:30 AM .The GNB went back. 2 teenagers are wounded and in critical condition.



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