Street bosses are dismissed in Apure after their wives participated in María Corina Machado’s march

Following a current go to by María Corina Machado to the state of Apure, the Venezuelan authorities has taken swift motion in opposition to civilians who confirmed assist for the opposition chief. Two road leaders in Paso Arauca, Apure, have been dismissed from their positions by the UBCH and neighborhood heads after their wives participated in actions organized by Machado. The dismissed leaders, Roque Ojeda and Coraima Borjas, have been reportedly focused for his or her assist of Machado, resulting in a confrontation between their wives and Chavista officers. One of the wives, Alexandra Herrera, spoke out in opposition to the arbitrary resolution, denouncing it as a violation of human rights. Additionally, authorities detained the canoe and motor of two people in Apure for allegedly transporting Machado by way of waterway by the María Bridge Nieves and Puerto Páez. The repercussions confronted by these people spotlight the continuing political tensions in Venezuela.