The FCU-UCV stressed that to have a Venezuela of opportunities and development, respect for the Constitution and the laws is needed.
The Federation of University Centers of the Central University of Venezuela (FCU-UCV) expressed its concern about the increase in repression in the country by security agencies against citizens, with actions such as arbitrary arrests, violations of due process and of the right to defense; forced disappearances, persecution and intimidation.
In a releasethe FCU-UCV indicated that seven members of the community of that university remain “unjustly detained” in various detention centers where “their human rights and constitutional guarantees are systematically violated by the Venezuelan State.”
For this reason, he emphasizes that the country cannot move towards normality if there are still “thousands of detainees” arbitrarily and the will of the majority of Venezuelans is also ignored, referring to the July 28 elections and supporting the position of the Command with Venezuela that the winner of the elections was the opposition presidential candidate, Edmundo González Urrutia.
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Furthermore, the FCU points out that a Venezuela of opportunities and development requires that the Constitution and the laws be respected, where democracy is above all and that the country as a whole can move towards a new scenario of respect, recognition of differences and in peace.
#RELEASE The Federation of University Centers speaks out on the national political situation. pic.twitter.com/Jzp2a641iK
— FCU UCV (@FCU_UCVe) October 3, 2024
He Monday September 16the Central University of Venezuela (UCV) restarted classes.
However, not all students and teachers at this school returned to the classrooms. From the “Viva la UCV” movement, they recalled that there are six students and a professor detained in the context of the presidential elections on July 28.
«They will not be able to return to the classrooms because they are unjustly detained and detained in Tocorón, the INOF and the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) of Los Teques. We demand the immediate release of our ucevistas,” said the student movement through its account on the social network X.
These are Professor Salvador Rivera and the students María Valentina Méndez, Anthony Granadillo; Keiver Rincón, Armando Solís; Santiago Ortega and Rafael Sivira.
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