lunes, 25 de mayo de 2009

DECLARACION DEL PRESIDENTE DEL COMITE DE RELACIONES EXTERIORES DEL SENADO DE EEUU, JONH KERRY, SOBRE ACOSO A GLOBOVISION.

"Exijo al presidente Chavez respetar a todos los medios independientes y cesar toda persecución. Si alguien del canal de tv (Globovisión) ha violado una ley o regulación, como el gobierno lo insinua, entonces la aplicación de la ley debería proceder profesional y democráticamente, siguiendo un debido proceso"   


United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

WASHINGTON, DC


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 23, 2009
              

Chairman Kerry Statement On The Venezuelan Government's Raid Of Globovision

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry (D-MA), released the following statement today in response to news reports on the raid of Globovision, Venezuela's only anti-government news network: 

"The Venezuelan government's harassment of Globovision is deeply troubling.  Last night's raid by intelligence agents of a home belonging to the station's president was a blatant effort to intimidate an independent news outlet solely for its willingness to report on matters inconvenient to President Chavez. 

"President Chavez's public harangues against Globovision are bad enough; sending in agents to harass station management and employees is totally unacceptable.  I urge President Chavez to respect all independent media and cease all harassment.  If someone affiliated with the station has violated a law or regulation, as the Venezuelan government has insinuated, then law enforcement should pursue the matter professionally, democratically, and affording full due process."

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