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troops ordered to shoot protesters by new law HUAT AH!
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.euronews.com/2015/01/31/v...e-at-protests/ NEWS Venezuela troops to use lethal force at protests 31/01 09:43 CET * Podemos holds biggest rally yet in Spanish capital and promises election earthquake 31/01 18:05 Interview: Italy’s new president lost his brother to the Mafia 31/01 16:58 73-year-old Sicilian Sergio Mattarella is Italy’s new president 31/01 16:07 Greeks like the sound of Syriza talking tough, but hope it has more than just words to offer 31/01 16:00 Fighting rages in eastern Ukraine as government forces struggle to hold back pro-Russian offensive 31/01 14:18 Italy’s new president is Sergio Mattarella 31/01 12:56 UN calls on Pakistan to protect religious minorities after mosque terror attack 31/01 11:17 Rap music producer Suge Knight to spend weekend in jail 31/01 07:34 War-war in eastern Ukraine no jaw-jaw in Minsk as peace talks aborted 31/01 05:09 Anti-Islamisation group in Leipzig fails to attract support 31/01 03:59 No more Troika talks as Greece seeks new debt deal 31/01 01:55 John Kerry fined over failure to clear snow from street 31/01 00:09 The “Holy Grail” of guitars to go under the hammer in New York 31/01 00:06 Vigil in Sydney for two Australians on death row in Indonesia 31/01 00:04 East meets West in Washington to discuss Russian assertiveness 30/01 23:40 What did Eurogroup head whisper to Greek minister after frosty meeting? 30/01 22:23 Britain retraces Winston Churchill’s final journey 50 years on 30/01 21:41 Zimbabwe’s Mugabe elected as new African Union chairman 30/01 18:50 Russian mother-of-seven to stand trial for treason over Ukraine call 30/01 18:44 Mitt Romney rules himself out of 2016 US presidential race 30/01 18:37 PreviousNext smaller_textlarger_text"The scale of rights violations we found in Venezuela and the collaboration of security forces and justice officials in committing them shows these aren't isolated incidents or the excesses of a few rogue actors. Rather, they are the part of an alarming pattern of abuse that is the worst we have seen in Venezuela in years." As Venezuelans face chronic food shortages and their country’s economic crisis deepens, its government has authorised its armed forces to use lethal force against protesters if they believe their lives are at risk during demonstrations. Ordinary people have been angry for months at having to wait in long queues and pay increasingly higher prices for basic goods and food such as meat, rice, butter, wheat flour and sugar. If the shortages persist, the government fears people may become more desperate, more violent. The country’s defence minister said the new rules are in response to three months of intense street protests last year. Then, a Human Rights Watch report documented Venezuelan security forces using “unlawful force in response to anti-government demonstrations, severely beating unarmed protesters and shooting them at point blank range.” “The scale of rights violations we found in Venezuela and the collaboration of security forces and justice officials in committing them shows these aren’t isolated incidents or the excesses of a few rogue actors,” said José Miguel Vivanco, Americas director at Human Rights Watch. “Rather, they are the part of an alarming pattern of abuse that is the worst we have seen in Venezuela in years.” Now forces may legally use lethal force to control protesters. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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