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Minister of Interior thinks that government and students can fill the gap

The government and the student movement can come to terms for both of them to fulfill their duties and exercise their rights, said on Tuesday People´s Power Minister of the Interior and Justice Pedro Carreño.

“We can reach an agreement for you to exercise your right, and this shows that here, in Venezuela, there is full freedom,” he said.

However, Carreño cautioned university students against breaking the “rules of the game” and fuel violence that may end in unfortunate events.

“(Students) should not try to impose themselves by means of violence and play the game of chaos. They could provoke the state security agencies and cause a high death toll (…) The point at issue is take no stubborn position,” he said.

 The minister is certain that there is not a single voice in the country or there is any attempt to impose one.


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04:17 PM. Western Hemisphere. "Damned empire; I curse you one thousand times; some day you will be finished off and wrecked. I curse you one thousand times, empire." This is the least that President Hugo Chávez has uttered to refer to the US government. In urging the Bolivarian Armed Forces to prepare for war, he said that a US raid on Venezuela through Colombia would trigger and spread over the region "the 100-year war."