Video of solidarity & cultural activity for Gaza by social movements in Anzoátegui, Venezuela.
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Showing posts with label فنزويلا. Show all posts
Showing posts with label فنزويلا. Show all posts
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
New revelations on the vandalization of the Caracas Synagogue
Eleven persons have been arrested in Venezuela, suspected of involvement in the January 30 vandalization and desecreation of a synagogue in Caracas. Seven of the arrested belong to the Metropolitan Police (PM). Another person suspected is the person responsible for the security at the synagogue.
If the arrested indeed are guilty, it would point to that the attack was a provocation to fuel to assumption that the anti-semitism would be a motivating factor behind the stance of Venezuela against the Gaza massacre. There are several different police forces in Venezuela, and the relations between the Chavez government and some police forces have been complicated at best. The Metropolitan Police in Caracas is a bastion of counter-revolutionaries, they have violently attacked chavistas and played a role in suppressing pro-Chavez demonstrations during the 2002 coup d'état. Now the municipality is run by the U.S.-supported opposition, making the Metropolitan Police fully in control of the enemies of Chavez.
President Chavez has appealed to the Jewish community in Venezuela not to fall into the trap of being affected by provocations, recalling past provocatory attacks (by the opposition) on diplomatic missions of Spain and Colombia.
News links: DN, Aporrea, Dagbladet, Dagen12, Público
If the arrested indeed are guilty, it would point to that the attack was a provocation to fuel to assumption that the anti-semitism would be a motivating factor behind the stance of Venezuela against the Gaza massacre. There are several different police forces in Venezuela, and the relations between the Chavez government and some police forces have been complicated at best. The Metropolitan Police in Caracas is a bastion of counter-revolutionaries, they have violently attacked chavistas and played a role in suppressing pro-Chavez demonstrations during the 2002 coup d'état. Now the municipality is run by the U.S.-supported opposition, making the Metropolitan Police fully in control of the enemies of Chavez.
President Chavez has appealed to the Jewish community in Venezuela not to fall into the trap of being affected by provocations, recalling past provocatory attacks (by the opposition) on diplomatic missions of Spain and Colombia.
News links: DN, Aporrea, Dagbladet, Dagen12, Público
Monday, February 2, 2009
Festival of the Palestinian community in Bulgaria salutes the steadfastness of the people of Gaza
On Friday January 30, the Palestinian community in the Bulgarian capital Sofia organized a festival in honour of the "steadfastness and victory for Gaza" with the participation of a large crowd of Palestinian, Arabs and Bulgarians. At the festival political speeches and cultural performances were presented, and the Palestinian, Turkish, Venezuelan and Bolivian flags were raised. Interventions were made by the Venezuelan ambassador to Bulgaria, a representative of the Bulgarian Anti-Fascist Party and the president of the Palestinian Community in Bulgaria.
Source: PFLP website
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
PFLP condemns Israel's expulsion of Venezuelan diplomat to the PA
In a statement released today, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemns the expulsion by Israeli occupation authorities of the ambassador of Venezuela to the Palestinian Authority. According to a PFLP spokesperson, the act is symptomatic of Israel's arrogance and complete disregard to any of the agreements signed between the occupying power and the PA. Source: PFLP website
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