View of a street with the names of people killed during tmore than two months of protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government written by residents of a neighborhood in eastern Caracas, on June 6, 2017. / AFP / LUIS ROBAYO
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    View of a street with the names of people killed during tmore than two months of protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government written by residents of a neighborhood in eastern Caracas, on June 6, 2017. / AFP / LUIS ROBAYO

La oposición de continuó hoy manifestándose en contra del presidente Nicolás Maduro. En esta jornada, los opositores escribieron en un barrio del este de Caracas los nombres de los 65 fallecidos en más de dos meses de protestas.


La lista de los fallecidos, que estaba acompañada por la frase “No más muertes”, llamó la atención de quienes transitaban por la zona.

Los opositores también dibujaron siluetas de personas que hacían referencia a las víctimas.

Desde el 1 de abril Venezuela vive una ola de manifestaciones a favor y en contra del Gobierno, algunas de las cuales han degenerado en hechos violentos que se han saldado con 65 muertos y más de mil heridos, según cifras de la Fiscalía.

La coalición opositora Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (MUD) llamó a sus simpatizantes a plantarse ese día en varias vías de Caracas y de todo el país para manifestarse en contra del eventual cambio de Constitución que impulsa el Maduro.

El alto comisionado de la ONU para los Derechos Humanos, Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein, dijo este martes que la crisis en Venezuela evidencia la "urgente necesidad" de un "análisis imparcial" y que este país reciba asistencia rápidamente.

En su discurso de inauguración de la 35 sesión del Consejo de Derechos Humanos de la ONU, Zeid urgió al Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro a aceptar la petición de su oficina para el envío de una misión de trabajo a Venezuela.

Zeid recordó que Venezuela tiene pendientes diez solicitudes de relatores de la organización especializados en distintas áreas de derechos humanos para visitar el país y analizar su situación.

El alto comisionado dijo que en aquellos lugares donde la situación de derechos humanos es crítica y no se permite la entrada de los expertos de la ONU "lo único que nos queda es realizar varias formas de supervisión a distancia".

Fuente: Agencias

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