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El Paraíso stampede
The El Paraíso stampede was a stampede of more than 500 people that occurred in the early-morning hours of 16 June 2018 at the El Paraíso Social Club, also known as Los Cotorros Club, in the El Paraíso urbanization in Caracas, Venezuela. The stampede was the result of a tear gas canister being detonated during a brawl between a group of students from different schools celebrating their proms. According to official police reports, the deaths were caused by asphyxia and polytrauma.[2][3]

El Paraíso stampede
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The location of El Paraíso in Caracas
Date
16 June 2018
Location
Los Cotorros Club, Caracas, Venezuela
Type
Stampede
Cause
Tear gas canister
Deaths
21[1]
~30 (extraofficially)
Non-fatal injuries
9+
Background Edit
See also: Venezuelan protests (2014–present) and Shortages in Venezuela
In Venezuela, tear gas is strictly prohibited except for use by the police and military. In the past, media opposed to the government, such as El Nacional and Globovisión, have been the targets of tear gas attacks at their headquarters.[3] Pro-government groups, known as colectivos, have also been known to attack the opposition, once tear-gassing the Vatican envoy in 2009 after President Hugo Chávez accused the Roman Catholic Church of interfering with his government.[4] News articles have reported that several of the devices and weapons are obtained by civilians through means of theft and by police or military corruption and that such items are used frequently by criminals.[3]

In 2018, there were several reports of tear gas incidents without fatalities. In February 2018, tear gas was released in Caracas Metro stations on three occasions that authorities labeled as “acts of sabotage” to generate anxiety. A canister was dispersed in Plaza Venezuela, a transfer station for the system’s main lines,[5] and days later, another one was used in Petare, a poor area in east Caracas.[6] On 19 February 2018, a canister was detonated in Capuchinos station (es), in west Caracas.[3][7]

Stampede Edit
During the night of Friday, 15 June 2018, about 500 students gathered in Los Cotorros Club at a “pre-graduation” event called The Legacy.[8][9] The nightclub was a two-story brick building that had barred windows and doors, and that was known to be a scene of violence in the past.[10] The event had been planned for some time and was created for people over the age of 18, though advertisements stated that minors could enter for an additional fee.[8]

According to one of the survivors, at 1:20 am VET a group of young people left the bathroom arguing, throwing punches and kicks. Some of them smashed bottles that they had in their hands and threatened their opponents with them. Partygoers nearby backed away from the scene while one party involved in the argument ran towards the nightclub’s staircase, threw a tear gas canister and fled the building, causing a panic among the hundreds of attendees who sought to evade the tear gas.[8][10][11]

The entrance and exit to the club was a small, metal door located at the bottom of a set of stairs.[8] This exit was closed, preventing the people from escaping the nightclub.[11] Family members of the victims corroborated that the doors of the nightclub were closed after the tear gas canister was released, though no official statements were released regarding this.[12] Despite several attempts to call 9-1-1, as of 2:30 am VET no emergency services had arrived. Around 2:40 am VET, a CICPC patrol finally arrived at the scene, drawing his gun and shouting, though he later began to aid with the evacuation of the club.[8][11]

Victims Edit
The initial information was published informally through statements by the Bolivarian National Police, the Bolivarian National Guard, and the CICPC; the death tolls varied between each agency. The National Guard specified that the teenagers died while they were being transported to health centers: 11 in the Miguel Pérez Carreño Hospital, three in the El Paraíso Popular Clinic, two in the Amay Clinic and one in the Loira Clinic.[13][14] Nazareth Duque, one of the survivors, said that three National Guardsmen were in the entrance of the nightclub, refused to help her and hit her in the face. According to Duque, more than 30 people died; one of the mothers of the victims estimated a toll of 34 deaths.[15][16]

Aftermath Edit
Asphyxiation was the cause of death for at least 11 of 21 fatalities that occurred during the stampede.[9] As a result of shortages in Venezuela, family members stated that there were no medical supplies at area hospitals to treat victims of the stampede.[17]

According to Interior Minister Néstor Reverol, eight people were detained, which included two minors, with one of the minors being responsible for the tear gas attack. The club was also closed by the Public Ministry to start the investigations, and its owner was arrested for not guaranteeing an adequate review of the assistants and after violating laws that prohibited the entrance of weapons to public establishments.[9][18][2] Questions were raised on how a minor was granted access to tear gas.[10][19]

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In her op-ed, Bush called the separations “immoral.”

“I live in a border state. I appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundaries, but this zero-tolerance policy is cruel. It is immoral. And it breaks my heart,” she wrote.

“Our government should not be in the business of warehousing children in converted box stores or making plans to place them in tent cities in the desert outside of El Paso. These images are eerily reminiscent of the internment camps for U.S. citizens and noncitizens of Japanese descent during World War II, now considered to have been one of the most shameful episodes in U.S. history,” Bush added. “In 2018, can we not as a nation find a kinder, more compassionate and more moral answer to this current crisis? I, for one, believe we can.”

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Toți hoții și corupții au astăzi motiv de sărbătoare după ce, ieri noapte, majoritatea PSD-ALDE a schimbat în Parlament Codul de procedură penală.

O nouă sfidare fără margini comandată de Liviu Dragnea și Călin Popescu Tăriceanu. O sfidare a românilor care își doresc o țară europeană, nu una în care viitorul copiilor lor să fie decis de condamnați și de cei cu probleme penale.

Consecințele votului PSD-ALDE vor fi de o gravitate deosebită în toată România. Astfel, cei care vor provoca accidente rutiere grave și vor fugi de la fața locului, violatorii, pedofilii sau bătăușii care vor încerca să influențeze martorii, dar pentru care nu vor exista ”probe sau indicii temeinice” vor continua să circule pe străzi, să săvârșească alte infracțiuni.

PSD și complicele ALDE au decis și că instanțele superioare trebuie să fie mai blânde cu infractorii. Dacă prima instanță va da o soluție de achitare, instanța de apel nu va putea da o altă soluție în cazul în care nu apar probe noi. Astfel, infractorii vor avea un avantaj în fața victimelor și a păgubiților.

Iar ca să fie siguri cei din PSD-ALDE că toți acești infractori vor scăpa, au limitat timpul pe care procurorii îl au pentru strângerea de probe necesare trimiterii în judecată la un an. Dar dacă dovezile incriminatoare sunt descoperite după mai mult timp?

Românii vor o țară normală. O țară în care oamenii cinstiți și muncitori să fie în siguranță pe stradă și în casele lor. Nu o țară în care majoritatea să guverneze pentru hoți, iar infractorii să se plimbe liniștiți și să fure viitorul copiilor noștri.

Buongiorno e felice martedì!

Perché almeno una volta ogni tanto, anziché la cosa giusta, bisognerebbe fare la cosa che rende felici.
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Buongiorno e felice martedì!

Aceștia sunt parlamentarii sibieni care, în anul de grație al centenarului, au votat pentru măcelărirea codului de procedură penală:

Aceștia sunt parlamentarii sibieni care, în anul de grație al centenarului, au votat pentru măcelărirea codului de procedură penală:
– deputatul pesedist Ioan Terea, titularul adreselor de email ioan.terea@cdep.ro și ioanterea@gmail.com
– senatorul pesedist Viorel Arcaș, titularul adreselor de email
viorel.arcas@senat.ro și psdsenat2016@gmail.com
– senatorul pesedist Nicolae Avram, titularul adresei de email birou.senator.avramn@gmail.com