Chavez Urges People to
Avoid Provocations
CARACAS - I tell the people to not fall into
provocations, said President Hugo Chavez,
who thinks that an entrepreneurial
communications group and its allies are
seeking a pretext to promote
destabilization.
"That is why I tell the Venezuelan people to
not fall into provocations: do not play the
game of an entrepreneurial communications
group and its allies who are seeking a
pretext to disrupt national peace," the
president said in reference to recent
demonstrations due to the closure of RCTV
and five other TV channels that violated
Venezuelan law.
In his Lines, published every Sunday, the
Venezuelan president noted that the
background problem is that the oligarchy
wants to understand freedom, only and
exclusively as the principle that guarantees
its particular interests and privileges.
Chavez recalled that it was demonstrated on
April 12, 2002 (coup d'etat in Venezuela),
when the oligarchy violated the Constitution
and eliminated the slightest vestige of
legality.
According to Chavez, the irrational
Venezuelan opposition lacks a political
agenda, so it has resorted again to the
alleged absence of freedom of expression in
the country to create an atmosphere of
destabilization and violence.
Once again, the opposition is trying to
trick certain groups into doing their work,
"using them as cannon fodder in protests
which it does not dare face," said Chavez,
who noted that the Revolution cannot lose
initiative and must keep the same fighting
pace in all fields.
Chavez called on the people to participate
"in the battle, with the party, the
students, the working class, the farmers'
movements, women, the entire vanguard, to
preserve peace and tranquility."
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