Un bebé recibe atención médica de emergencia luego que atacaron los centros comerciales con bombas lacrimógenas en Caracas, Venezuela, July 6, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins
Las fuerzas represoras del régimen lanzaron gases lacrimógenos dentro de al menos cuatro centros comerciales en Caracas mientras dispersaban a cientos de opositores que intentaron sin éxito marchar hacia el Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ) en el oeste de la capital, reseñó Efe.
El hecho dejó decenas de afectados en los establecimientos Sambil, Chacao, Lido y Paseo Las Mercedes, ubicados en los municipios caraqueños de Chacao y Miranda.
Según han denunciado varios dirigentes de la coalición opositora Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (MUD), la Policía Nacional Bolivariana (PNB) y la Guardia Nacional Bolivariana (GNB) usaron los gases lacrimógenos para afectar a quienes participaban en la marcha y huían de la fuerza pública.
“La PNB con su actuación inhumana e inconstitucional ha convertido los Centros Comerciales en una especie de cámaras de Gas. Salvajes”, escribió en la red social Twitter la diputada caraqueña Marialbert Barrios al pie de un vídeo que muestra una cortina de humo dentro del centro comercial Paseo Las Mercedes.
Entretanto, la Alcaldía de Chacao indicó en la misma red social que los cuerpos de atención médica y socorro de esa localidad han “atendido a 17 niños y 28 adultos por inhalación de gases lacrimógenos en el Sambil”.
Según han informado medios digitales del país caribeño, los uniformados lanzaron varias bombas lacrimógenas en estacionamientos del este de Caracas y también contra las fachadas de dichos establecimientos lo que ha dejado vidrios rotos y algunos daños materiales.
A través de las redes sociales se han compartido decenas de fotografías y vídeos sobre estos hechos.
La movilización opositora de este jueves partió desde unos 40 puntos de la capital, pero los cuerpos de seguridad del Estado impidieron con gases y perdigones de goma que llegara a su destino.
La MUD denunció nuevamente que la fuerza pública “reprimió sin justificación” a los manifestantes.
Venezuela vive desde hace tres meses una ola de protestas antigubernamentales en medio de la cual se han producido hechos violentos que se saldan con 91 muertos y cerca de 1.500 heridos, según datos de la Fiscalía, reseñó Efe.
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