Caracas, April 12, 2017 (venezuelanalysis.com)
– Four more citizens have been killed in opposition-led street violence
in Venezuela, bringing the death count to a total of six since the
protests began nine days ago.
The victims are: Bryan Principal, 13, Miguel Ángel Colmenares, 36, Oliver Villa Camargo, 29, and Antonio Gruseny Canelon, 32.
Principal, Colmenarez, and Canelon were all killed in the
western state of Lara, one of the focal points of the violence, while
Camargo was shot dead in central Caracas.
According to reports, Principal was killed by opposition
protestors who opened fire on the Ali Primera government housing project
in Barquisimeto during a black-out on Tuesday night. He later died from
his injuries in the hospital.
In statements released following the minor’s death,
residents at Ali Primera explained that the housing project had been at
the centre of an ongoing confrontation between pro-government supporters
and opposition protesters throughout the day. Read More
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