The Venezuelan duo Chyno and Nacho shared a release in your account Instagram to express their rejection of the escalation of violence by the regime’s security forces towards citizens who took to the streets to protest against the results announced by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which declared Nicolás Maduro the winner.
“The acts disproportionate perpetrated against our people do not represent our will or our desire to clarify the truth through the fair counting of the votes of all Venezuelans who exercised their right to vote,” the duo said in a statement. release.
“We are always in favor of the democracy without violencejustice, unity and like millions of our compatriots we want change,” they said.
Karol G: “I love you” Venezuela“You hurt me too much”
Singer Colombian Karol G joined the celebrities who have spoken out about the recent events that occurred in Venezuela following the presidential elections in the country.
Through from his Stories On Instagram, the Colombian singer shared a brief but heartfelt message for Venezuelans.
“I love you Venezuela. I you hurt too much. “You don’t deserve this anymore. You deserve to be free,” wrote the singer, who gave two concerts in Caracas in March as part of her Mañana será bonito tour, which ended on July 23 in Madrid.
Karol G is brings together several artistsincluding Danny Ocean, Ricky Martin, Arcángel, Rubén Blades, Lasso, among many others, who have expressed their concern and rejection of the escalation of violence by the regime’s security forces towards citizens who took to the streets to protest against the results announced by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which declared Nicolás Maduro the winner.
After the wave of protestsin which at least 278 people have been detainedaccording to figures from the Venezuelan Penal Forum, Nacho posted a video on his account Instagram to ask the country’s Armed Forces to cease the violence.
- “I ask the uniformed and citizen control bodies of this country not to attack the people and even less so to respect the mandate of indolent people who abuse their power, a power that you yourselves have granted them,” he asked.
- “No influential voice has called for riots of any kind, precisely because past experiences have taught us the responsibility that we have in responding to such an action,” he added.
This week, others artists and influencers, both from Venezuela Like other countries, they reacted to the results of the elections presidential elections in the country, which the community has considered a fraud.
