He is not a dead man but he is a Venezuelan.
Today We started the day with another news of pain and sadness in the protest of yesterday lost life David Jose Vallenilla in the auto track francis fajardo of the city of Caracas this is another Proof of the repression that the young suffer at the hands of the National Guard Bolivarian (GNB) this is a further proof of the violation of human rights that Venezuelans suffer to this day under the repression of this regime that robs our lives of the dreams and hopes of every young man fallen in this repression and once But we ask ourselves where is the international organizations that do not act and for my personal thinking makes them complices of these crimes find of life.
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A 22-year-old boy died after being wounded in the chest at the Altamira distributor on the Francisco Fajardo motorway, during the repression of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB).
The victim was identified as David Jose Vallenilla. According to the first information, it received three impacts of pellets.
He arrived at the El Ávila Clinic with vital signs, but he died during a surgical procedure to which he was being submitted.
The Public Ministry appointed the prosecutor 126 of the metropolitan area of Caracas to investigate the incident. According to the version they handle, Vallenilla was shot in the chest.
Officials from the Investigations, Criminal and Criminal Investigations Corps (Cicpc) arrived at the scene to remove the corpse.
Users of the social networks shared a video where a military cash is observed firing point-blank against the young man from inside the La Carlota airbase.
The GNB dispersed the people who were in the distributor Altamira, after that they retreated to the place after being repressed in Chacaíto.
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