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Tupamaro Controversy

Submitted January 21, 2005 - 11:59 am by Ron Smith
Well, what I've dug up so far, and it is difficult, with google news returning nothing, is that in Maracaibo state, the tupamaros are accused of violating private property, and using explosives. This news blurb is from El Nacional, Janary 1st, however, things heated up before I left. I will keep looking for info. I did find an article in Petroleum World characterizing the Tupamaros as violent armed thugs.


Sede regional del movimiento Tupamaro protesta contra orden de allanamiento
Un grupo de representantes del movimiento político Tupamaro se hizo presente en la sede del Ministerio Público de la ciudad de Maracaibo, para protestar contra la orden de allanamiento de sus instalaciones, por supuesto delito de hurto a la propiedad privada.

En el reporte de la televisora Globovisión, se pudo conocer que la coordinadora general de este movimiento pidió la rectificación del Ministerio Público, ante la orden emitida por la Fiscalía décima tercera. Los representantes aclararon que en la sede de los Tupamaros no existen explosivos, y sólo se encuentran elementos políticos y de formación social.

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