After forcing open the main door of the headquarters of the National Federation of Trade Unions and Colleges of Venezuela (FENADEV), Sepine officers and police detained trade unionist Victor Venegas and took away all the computers in the office. Teachers who witnessed the event.
lapatilla.com reporter
The arrest was made “without any court order,” said one of the editors consulted by lapatilla.com, who confirmed that Sebin and a large group of police officers.
The teachers, who were in a meeting at the Fenatev headquarters, tried to control the disorderly entry, but eventually the attackers managed to break the lock and bend the door frame.
At the Education Association headquarters, files and documents were strewn on the floor and the tables where the computers were placed were empty.
On Monday, January 15, Victor Venegas was one of the leaders of the teaching profession in Parinas who led the massive march that the GNB could not stop on two occasions during the Plaza Bolivar march. Officers on strike..
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