Young supports the slowing AN gave the Crimes Act Media
Sunday, 09 August 2009
Gonzalez, a representative of the party's Youth Organized Venezuela (Young), criticized the attitude of Lina Ron.



Gonzalez saw the benefits of the Education Law. Photo Ennio Scorch Orlando Gonzalez, a representative of the party's Youth Organized Venezuela (Young), gave a press conference Saturday morning to express their positions on various topics of the national political scene.

Gonzalez showed his support to the Government on the draft education bill currently being discussed in the National Assembly. He clarified that "it is false" that the law seeks to remove the power of parents in their children's education.

Also highlighted the benefits of this rule by allowing the school is not only responsible for educating the student. "With this new law and the cultural centers to community councils may actively participate in the training process of the child," said Gonzalez.

Moreover, the political support for the "slowdown" to the NA gave the Media Crimes Act, proposed by the Attorney General of the Republic, Luisa Ortega Díaz. "This law is an aberration because there is nothing that can measure the objectivity of a fact," said the leader, who also stressed that such a rule would contravene freedom of expression and democracy.

Speaking of media ...
In the same vein of the media, the youth representatives used the opportunity to reject attacks on Globovisión, made on Monday August 3 to 35 motor commanded by a leader of the Unión Popular Venezolana (UPV), Lina Ron.

"We're not against the UPV, I want to clarify this, but against Lina Ron and all those who participated in the attack on Globovision and other media," said the leader.

Perceptions guerrilla
Gonzalez expressed his support for President Hugo Chávez, the claim that the Colombian Government for its agreement with United States military. "We understand that every country has its sovereignty, but that agreement is nothing to install U.S. military bases in Colombia," the representative of the party.

That is why the leader noted that the peoples of Latin America "be alert" because, according to their perception, "United States accuses Chavez of working with the guerrillas to justify the invasion of our country and come for our oil."

Faced with the question if he believed that Hugo Chávez's government cooperated with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Gonzalez replied that he did not believe such a statement were true.

His answer to the question about the seizure of arms Venezuelan FARC guerrillas was that "it would have to investigate where they come from all weapons were confiscated to the guerrilla group."

The FARC have weapons of Russia and President (Dmitry) Medvedev has not been investigated, "said the leader, knowing that this group possesses such weapons by the Soviet Union subsidy provided to the Colombian guerrillas during the Cold War.

The representative of the game Young was asked if he believed that the FARC are a terrorist group, to which replied that "in the world there is no machine to measure who is a terrorist or not, disregarding the international definition of terrorism, proposed by the General Assembly of the United Nations.

Finally, Gonzalez felt that in Colombia "justice must prevail in order to reach peace" and that the country's president, Álvaro Uribe, should meet with the guerrillas to resolve the political problem that afflicts and stop the conflicts in the past. (RUS)