I was in Parque del Este tonight speaking to volunteers and affected families camping there. I was chatting to one family when two men came over to look what was going on then left. I started helping the family move their stuff to the road (I was carrying the cat!) as they were moving somewhere else. The two men called me over, asked me if I was a journalist, to which I said yes and showed them my wristbands. Asked more questions, who I was, where from, what I was doing. I asked who they were, as they still hadn't introduced themselves by this point. One (the politer one) said they were intelligence police, asked what I was doing, so I said speaking to the family etc. Asked if I knew them, I said no. Then asking qus like my age, which was weird as one had my passport which has my DOB. Took photos of my passport. Asked where I lived, said I didn't want to give that info. I asked why they wanted to know all this, they said for security and that people were taking children, so I asked if they thought I was taking kids. They said no. I told me they were asking me because I was a journalist and there was not a real free press. One was fairly polite and said they didn't want to make me uncomfortable. I said they already had. Eventually they gave me it back. It's ok to check who someone is, check they have a wristband which you now should have in the park - but I did, and I showed them, so why the need for questionning and taking photos of my passport? And why was the first qu, are you a journalist? Does everyone who enters the park get that level of treatment?
🇻🇪🧐| ¡CANALLAS! El actuar de la dictadura de Delcy Rodríguez y sus cómplices en la tragedia que vive Venezuela demuestra lo más ruin de la condición humana.
¿Cómo vas a pedir empatía y consideración para los mismos que diseñaron y ejecutaron la operación Tun Tun para meter presa a gente por un estado de WhatsApp?
En otro video se ve como otro funcionario es quien interviene y le entrega el dinero a la comunidad.
Vean la cara de los del CICPC mientras la señora rompe el dinero.