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Escuchen a Chávez ayer 6 de Abril

Por Ana Julia Jatar el8 Abr, 2006 | 1 reacción »

Yo no voy a decir mucho, solo les llamo la atención sobre las alusiones del Presidente a que no es capaz de matar ni serpientes ni cucarachas entre risas mientras contesta la pregunta del periodista del canal del estado sobre la muerte de los niños Faddoul ...¿cual es la simbologia? Escuchen al presidente de Venezuela hablar del crimen como si el no tuviese responsabilidad. Luego de 7 años a cargo de la conducción del país y luego de ser responsable de un golpe de estado donde murieron cientos de venezolanos inocentes... escuchen estas declaraciones... desde el principio hasta final.... juzguen ustedes.

http://www.rnv.gov.ve/noticias/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=post-2-11443778322.ibf

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