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http://www.sabinabecker.com/2013/03/the-ironies-of-the-venezuelan-opposition-part-9.html

The ironies of the Venezuelan opposition, part 9March 27, 2013 — Sabina
Becker

[image: censorship-worst-thing]

Good morning! And welcome to the latest edition of VenOpIronía, in which we
find out that the Venezuelan opposition is now so Bolivarian, so very
Chavista, that it is now doing exactly what it always (falsely) accused the
Bolivarian, Chavista government of doing. Guess what that
is…<http://www.aporrea.org/oposicion/n225736.html>

*Not asking questions of the right-wing candidate, Henrique Capriles
Radonski, is apparently the principal requisite which the media who wish to
cover him must fulfill during press conferences given by the presidential
aspirant in various parts of the country.*
*

So says the newspaper, Diario El Tiempo de Trujillo, which was allowed at a
press conference on Tuesday on the condition that they not ask questions of
the candidate.

With a communiqué signed by the president of the paper’s editorial staff,
José Luis Mazzari Velasco, and published on a full page of the paper, they
announced their decision ot to cover the activity, owing to the fact that
“they invited us to a press conference where we were not allowed to ask
questions.”

For the paper, the right-wing candidate’s activities inhibit freedom of
expression.

On March 13, the minister for Communication and Information, Ernesto
Villegas, denounced the censorship of Capriles Radonski and his campaign
command of the journalists and press crews of the Bolivarian System of
Communication and Information (SIBCI), who were impeded from covering the
event.

It bears remembering that this was not only a veto, but an aggression as
well. Last May, the VTV correspondent in the state of Guárico, Giovannina
Guillén, was assaulted by Capriles’s bodyguards while covering his campaign
in that state.

That same month, the VTV correspondent for Barinas, Janeth Suárez, and her
camera crew were also assaulted by Capriles’s men on a campaign stop in
that state.
*

*In January of this year, journalist Pedro Carvajalino denounced an assault
upon himself, again by Capriles’s bodyguards and by those of Metropolitan
Caracas mayor Antonio Ledezma, before the Supreme Court (TSJ).*

Translation mine.

Yes, that’s right, kiddies…they’re censoring the news
now.<http://www.sabinabecker.com/2013/03/the-ironies-of-the-venezuelan-opposition-part-8.html>
 *Cero Chavismo en pantalla*, as they used to say during the coup of ’02.
No Chavismo on TV, or in the papers, or anywhere. Only in this case, the
“Chavismo” is Majunchismo. And the censorship is the equivalent of an own
goal in soccer.

Boy, at this rate, they’ll have that dead guy and his bus driver beat in no
time!


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