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  • Venezuela’s Painful Dictatorship Horror Stories Revealed

    Venezuela’s Painful Dictatorship Horror Stories Revealed

    The Repressive Barbarity of Nicolas Maduro Narcodictatorship

    I will not get tired of repeating it: the relations of Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Hugo Chávez and his pupil, the narco-dictator Nicolás Maduro, with the National Constitution have been incestuous.
    Article 68 of “La Bicha,” as the former coup leader, who on February 4, 1992, led a failed coup d’état against then-President Carlos Andrés Pérez, scornfully referred to the Republic Constitution, establishes that “Citizens have the right to demonstrate, peacefully and without weapons, without any requirements other than those established by law. The use of firearms and toxic substances in the control of peaceful demonstrations is prohibited.”
    However, in January 2009, in contravention of this constitutional right, Chávez ordered the use of “good” gas against the student demonstrations.
    For the narco-dictatorship, all opposition and society demonstrations, even if they are peaceful, become violent due to the presence of the collectives that are part of the PSUV , since it infiltrates armed elements of that parapolice organization in order to justify the criminal action of the extermination organisms, that is, the National Guard, the SEBIN and other components of the Armed Forces.
    This work, a contribution to the historical memory of “castro-chavista-madurista-militarist” barbarism, has been written entirely with cases that I have pulled from the Web and its fundamental purpose is to take them out of their digital hiding place, order and give them the form of a book so that new generations, those who since 1999 to date, May 2002, have known only two sinister faces in the presidency of the Republic, that of Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Hugo Chávez, who threatened to be in power forever, and that of the narco-dictator Nicolás Maduro, a bus driver of the Caracas Metro that Chavez designated as his successor, who has been efficient in the destruction of the country which his political mentor began and that could not conclude because his death in December 2012, or in March 2013, depending on the version used by readers to document. Each text has been referenced. The photographs on the cover and the texts have the same digital origin and I declare it.

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    • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Aussie Trading LLC (December 14, 2024)
    • Language ‏ : ‎ English
    • Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 604 pages
    • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 9798348142995
    • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.77 pounds
    • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 1.81 x 9 inches
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    The Repressive Barbarity of Nicolas Maduro Narco-dictatorship by Rodulfo Gonzalez
    The Repressive Barbarity of Nicolas Maduro Narco-dictatorship by Rodulfo Gonzalez
  • Remain Silent new book by Juan Rodulfo

    Remain Silent new book by Juan Rodulfo

    Remain Silent: The only right we have. The legal Aliens by Juan Rodulfo

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    One of the first books I published was “Asylum Seekers”, based on the premise that “humans is the only specie on the planet that hunts, tortures and kills their equals for pleasure”.

    In that research, I covered the concepts of Asylum, its history, facts, how does it work in Europe, Africa, Oceania, Asia (gave special attention to the aggression against the Rohingyas) and America (By that time the Migrants Caravans were a thing), a assigned on full chapter to cover the Venezuelan phenomena, and ended browsing about the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights and the Bureaucracy, involved in an asylum petition.

    By that moment “The Caravans” were groups of seven thousand souls, including men, women and kids, seeking their Human Rights to be protected.

    According to Manuel Lopez Obrador, Mexico president, 10.000 migrants go to the US border a day, most of this humans are apprehended by ICE, stripped of all their belongings, sometimes violating their Human Rights, sent to Detention Centers and held in these centers, for days or months, to be released most of them with orders to appear in Immigration Courts, some of them are released with ankle monitors, some of them are released with a cellphone in both cases to be monitored 24/7.

    After they are released, sometimes they are bused to the states, they claim to have relatives, sometimes they are picked by Republican Politicians and bused against their will to “blue states”.

    Once in US soil, released of custody, begins a ten or more years predicament with the hope in the government of someday, recover their citizen condition in equal proportion like the other immigrants that made it first into the United States of America.

    Remain Silent means for me, the only right we immigrants have, since we had to abruptly leave the places where we were born to save our lives and the ones of our families leaving behind the few rights or privileges, remained in our birthplace to move here hoping to recover all or at least part of those sometime gained and enjoyed.

    Well, all mountains look blue from far, told me once a friend, 9 years living in the US, I’m still only allowed to live secure, send my daughter to school, have access to an abusively expensive healthcare system, rent and own a house, work and other privileges granted for all in this country, I have no way to renew my Venezuelan passport, to travel abroad I need to pay and request permission to the Immigration Office, I have not seen my parents since 2014 and they cannot travel here, because they need a VISA or must be vetted by submitting a I134 form, which I already submitted for the daughter of a friend, back in November 2022, and today October 2023, I’ve not received an answer, my sister was assassinated and I could not attend her funeral, I’m grateful for all the guaranteed rights already mentioned, but what about the right to vote or to be recognized as citizen, which are primordial to move upward on the Maslow Pyramid of Needs.

    In this research I try to shed light on the reasons why, us “the immigrants”, in the US the “legal aliens”, live in this “legal limbo”.

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  • Indigenous leader who opposed illegal mining killed in Venezuela

    Indigenous leader who defended the Amazon shot dead by Noticias de Nueva Esparta Indigenous leader who defended the Amazon shot dead by Noticias de Nueva Esparta

    Indigenous leader who defended the Amazon shot dead by Noticias de Nueva Esparta

    Indigenous leader who defended the Amazon shot dead by Noticias de Nueva Esparta

    Indigenous leader who defended the Amazon shot dead by Noticias de Nueva Esparta

    PUERTO ORDAZ, Venezuela, July 1 – A Venezuelan indigenous leader who was an opponent of armed groups and illegal mining was shot dead on Thursday in the Amazonas state capital, a non-governmental organization and three people with knowledge of the case said.

    Virgilio Trujillo Arana, a 38-year-old indigenous Uwottuja man, was a defender of the Venezuelan Amazon and had set up community groups to act as guardians of the Autana municipality of Amazonas.

    “In life, Trujillo Arana strongly opposed the presence of foreign groups and illegal mining exploitation in the indigenous territories of the Uwottuja people, in the Alto Guayapo area,” indigenous rights NGO A.C Kape Kape wrote Friday on Twitter.

    The Uwottuja community is made up of about 15,000 people.

    Kape Kape’s director general Armando Obdola told Reuters that Trujillo had received threats for his activism, and that his case echoed the murders of environmental and social activists in neighboring Colombia.

    Communities from the town of Uwottuja announced last February their decision to defend their territory against a “silent invasion” by criminal groups, rejecting illegal mining exploitation as well as the use of their land for illicit activities.

    “Virgilio was accompanying the Armed Forces as a territorial guard during operations into areas where there are irregular groups,” said Obdola, who added that there are other leaders in hiding who fear for their lives.

    Source: Reuters

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  • Who can request Political Asylum

    Asylum and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Juan Rodulfo

    Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights says that “Everyone has the right to seek and enjoy in other countries the asylum of persecution.” The 1951 United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees guide national legislation on political asylum. Go to: juanrodulfo.com

    Asylum and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Juan RodulfoAsylum and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Juan Rodulfo

    The 1951 United Nations Convention

    Under these agreements, a refugee (or in cases where the basic means of repression has been applied directly or environmentally to the refugee) is a person who is outside the territory of that person’s own country (or place of residence habitual if stateless) due to fear of persecution on protected land. Protected grounds include race, caste, nationality, religion, political opinions, and membership and / or participation in any particular social group or social activities. The delivery of real victims of persecution to their persecutor is a violation of a principle called non-refoulement (Non-refoulement), part of the customary and trucial Law of Nations.

    Refugee Status

    These are the terms and criteria accepted as principles and a fundamental part of the order of non-refoulement of the 1951 United Nations Convention on the Status of Refugees.
    Since the 1990s, victims of sexual persecution (which may include domestic violence, or the systematic oppression of a gender or sexual minority) have been accepted in some countries as a legitimate category for asylum applications, when claimants can prove that the state is unable or unwilling to provide protection.

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