Venezuelans Reject Chavista Governor After Hurricane Beryl: “This Government Will Fall”

2024-07-07 01:35:00

Venezuela’s neighbors congratulated the Chavista governor who was touring the areas affected by Hurricane Beryl: “This Government is going to fall”

Residents of the town Cumanacóin Venezuelaon the streets this Saturday rejection of the presence of the Chavista governor in the state of SucreGilberto Pinto, who showed up at the scene after the passage of hurricane Beryl, which caused destruction. to cry “And it will fall, and it will fall, this Government will fall”the inhabitants persecuted the politician, whom they accused of being corrupt and not helping the people, until they got him to leave the place.

Videos broadcast on social networks show the neighbors leaving their precarious houses on the street, dirty and completely muddy due to the heavy rain of the previous hours, and the Governor goes to the people to try to talk to them. However, they respond with complaint messages as “Do you know what’s happening?”, “Do you have a family?”, “See how we are, don’t mess around” y “Help the people”.

“This is the Governor… “People went crazy, they want to beat him, they want to fuck him.”says a woman who shared the images.

People called for help from the governor shouting “Do you know what is happening?” and “Look how we are, don’t screw around”

After a few minutes of traffic, the caravan of motorcycles and cars mobilized by the officer is finally seen leaving the place. “The town calmed down because they got the Governor out,” says the woman in the footage after this scene.

Hours later, however, another video was released in which police officers from Nicolás Maduro’s regime were seen. blocking the road which connects the town of Arenas with Cumanacoa, with the objective preventing the multitude of people – without political purposes – from going towards the area to help the victims with food and drinks. Thousands of uniformed personnel were mobilized for this operation.

People without political objectives criticized the blockade while trying to help the victims in Venezuela

According to the authorities, the blockade responds to the fact that These civilians were paid and, therefore, their actions had other purposes, although this does not correspond to the reality of the facts. “They think everything is politics”reacted with discomfort the people who, in a few minutes, were involved in an intersection with the police, shouting “You are the ones who have no family” and “They have no heart”.

After Hurricane Beryl and the resulting overflow of a nearby river it caused, at least 1.400 people They had to leave their homes in Cuma an Coke and go to “solidarity” shelters. In addition, according to figures released by Chavista’s Minister of Habitat and Housing, Ildemaro Villarroel, there is at least 7,990 houses “with some form of damage” and Others 360 in a state of “total loss”.

On the other hand, three people lost their lives and yes five people are still missing.

More than 1,400 people have been forced into shelters in northeastern Venezuela after the damage caused by Hurricane Beryl (REUTERS)

The authorities declared that thanks to the preventive actions they took, “many lives” were saved. However, the vision of the inhabitants of the State of Sucre is different and it was not long target corrupt officials since they ensure that, if they had a more solid infrastructure, that phenomenon would not have caused the destruction that occurred, when it landed with its category 4.

(With information from EFE)