Pedro Santos de Araújo BY http://aluizioamorim.blogspot.com.br/2015/02/a-tumba-sete-camaras-de-tortura-no.html "The Tomb", TORTURE CHAMBERS SEVEN UNDERGROUND THE CAPITAL OF VENEZUELA WHERE OPPONENTS OF ARRANGEMENTS ARE SEVICIADOS BY COMMUNIST tormentors. The building of t Read more ... he headquarters of Sebin, the political police of the communist regime of dictator Bolivarian Nicolas Maduro. The article that follows is the Spanish newspaper ABC website, written by Venezuelan journalist Ludmila Vinogradoff, corresponding this traditional Spanish global daily. Ludmila reveals what the great Brazilian media glosses, ie, the existence of political prisoners in Venezuela and torture chamber in the political police building the underground Communist murderous dictatorship Nicolas Maduro, a close friend of Lula and Dilma, and sitting to head table next to Lula during the meetings of the Forum of Sao Paulo. It should be noted that Venezuela is the country where the guidelines of the Forum of Sao Paulo, the leftist organization founded by Lula and Fidel Castro in 1990, more advanced. The goals achieved by this left-wing organization in Venezuela are the same to be applied in all the South American continent. This means that later, if the PT is not alienated from power, Brazil will become equal to Venezuela as torture chambers underground, perhaps, the Presidential Palace, for plague to death opponents. So do the posting exclusively this report from ABC, because Brazilian dailies and its militants journalists PT, simply hide this information. When they do convey in half and decontextualize information, as does the Folha de S. Paulo that has a correspondent in Venezuela. This correspondent certainly no more than an android of the Sao Paulo Forum, disguised as a journalist, who spends every day in the press office of Nicolas Maduro to get a press release. Your job is to just refer you to the newspaper office. I quote as follows in free translation from the Spanish, the initial part of the ABC report, with a link at the end to complete reading the original in Spanish. read: "The tomb" is not the name of a horror movie, but it could be, by the horror they are subjected to students and Venezuelan political prisoners held under inhumane conditions in small cells of two by three feet, no windows and no bathrooms, located in the new edifíciol of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (Sebin) that this political police Chavez dictatorship uses to torture opponents. There are five underground floors that constitute torture chambers, straightaway in Sebin building underground. The first to internationally denounce the existence of "the tomb" was the former Colombian President Andrés Pastrana during the failed attempt to visit opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez who is locked in a military prison in Green Branch, town near Caracas, the Venezuelan capital. In their statements to the Colombian press, Pastrana said that "in Veneauela there are 83 political prisoners and aberrant cases as are the 'tombs', five floors below ground air concidionado at temperatures below zero, where they lay students protesting and who do not see the light of day for at least four months ". THE CHAMBERS OF TORTURE In the "tomb" are arrested three young students: Lorent Saleh, Gabriel Valles and Gerardo Carrero for protesting against the dictatorship of the dictator Nicolas Maduro, according to the lawyer Tamara Suju Roa, a fender of humanso rights and member of the NGO Forum Venezuelan Feathers. Here is the account that Tamara Roa is on the torture chambers in the Bolivarian communist regime. She said she felt claustrophobic to visit the prison: In the "tomb" five floors below the surface, no sounds, no windows, no unnatural light or Ventilation. So you hear the passage of the meter. The seven cells of two by three feet are alinmhadas continuously, one after another, which prevents detainees to see. Floor and bradncas walls, bars ashes, with an opening through which they introduce the food. white cement bed. the detainees spend 24 hours a day watched by cameras and microphones. only stretch legs when they touch a sign to go to the bathroom. there is no sound, only their voices, no sun, no moon, no time, because they have no watch. the young detainees are suffering from diarrhea, vomiting, high fever and hallucinations . However, Lula once said that in Venezuela "there is too much democracy".