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Home » Venezuelan Bishops Call for Civil Disobedience against Maduro Regime

Venezuelan Bishops Call for Civil Disobedience against Maduro Regime

Orlando Avendaño by Orlando Avendaño
April 3, 2017
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“To ignore the existence of others and their rights simply destroys any chance to coexist in a plural democracy”. (El Guardián Católico)

EspañolOn Friday, March 31, the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference (CEV) published a memorandum in which it summons Venezuelan citizens to adopt strategies such as “civil disobedience” or “peaceful protests” in reaction to the “self-induced coup d’état” in Venezuela.

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According to the memorandum,

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We are very close to Easter. For Catholics, the commemoration of the abuses against our Lord Jesus Christ is an urgent cry to build awareness and act in a peaceful but compelling manner in the face of this assault by the powerful.

https://twitter.com/Centroparalapaz/status/847979503565627392

We cannot remain passive, become cowardly or despair. We have to defend our rights and the rights of others. It is time to ask a serious and responsible question: is it not timely and just to summon civil disobedience, peaceful protests, and fair complaints against the governing power and/or international institutions?

Likewise, the association of Venezuelan bishops stated that “the exercise of power in Venezuela has been distorted…”

It seems like everything revolves around the political, understood as the conquest of power. We have forgotten that the people’s real needs demand another vision of power. We are witnessing an incapacity to find a solution to the problem of scarcity and the high prices of food and medicine, to the mounting violence, the incitement of hatred and ignorance of basic norms for a peaceful coexistence.

 

 

The statement concludes that

to ignore the existence of others and their rights simply destroys any chance to coexist in a pluralistic democracy. It provokes despair as the fundamental rights that any government should guarantee are violated.

Last Thursday, March 30, the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice decided to nullify the National Assembly (Congress) and assume its legislative functions. Immediately, the Venezuelan opposition denounced a coup d’état in the country and a total rupture of constitutional democracy.

Source: Drive

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Orlando Avendaño

Orlando Avendaño

Orlando Avendaño is Editor-in-Chief at The PanAm Post. A columnist from Venezuela. He studied journalism at the Andrés Bello Catholic University. He is the author of «Días de sumisión: cómo el sistema democrático venezolano perdió la batalla contra Fidel».

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