Ugandan Government Fuels Hate, Prosecution And Even Murder With Anti-gay Law

Unidentified Ugandan men believed to be homosexual were brutally beaten to death and one was burned alive in December as children, men and women including police just watched.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Uganda - On Monday, President of Uganda, Yoweri Miseveni signed an Anti-gay bill into law that provides stiff sentences for those who don't report gay and lesbian people, also sentences gay and lesbians to a 14-year prison term for first offenders and life in prison for repeat offenders found guilty of "agravated homosexuality," if convicted for same sex preferences. Miseveni signed the bill after doctors convinced him that "homosexuality was not genetic, but a social behavior."

The bill prohibits the "promotion" or "recognition" of same sex relationships, even by any government entity or non-governmental organizations inside or outside Uganda. The new bill promotes hate for gay and lesbian Ugandans,  who now will be prosecuted or targeted by anti-gay mobs that can result in torture, mutilation, murder and people being burned alive.

All across Africa, reports have surfaced that gays and lesbians have been attacked by police, beaten and even brutally killed. Even some newspapers in Africa have exposed gay equal rights activists to the government and public for prosecution or death by mobs.

The day after the bill was signed, the Red Pepper newspaper in Uganda published in its front page photos and the names of at least 200 people who are allegedly gay or lesbians. 

In November 2010, the Rolling Stone newpaper in Uganda exposed 100 gay and lesbian people and included photos. The month after, the newspaper exposed another ten people believed to be gay.

14-year-old Kidnapped Starr County Victim Was Held In Mexico For Two Days

Brandon Medina

Photo: Starr County Sheriff's Office

The FBI and the Starr County Sheriff's Office have confirmed that 14-year-old Brandon Medina has been released by his captors after being held in Mexico for two days. Medina who turned 15 on Friday is back with his family in La Casita, Texas.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

La Casita, Texas - On Friday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Starr County Sheriff's Office have confirmed that Brandon Medina, 15, has been released by his kidnappers and has returned to his family in the community of La Casita. Medina told authorities that he had been held in Mexico for two days. Relatives went into Mexico and recovered Medina.
The FBI and the Starr County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate his kidnapping and are requesting assistance from Mexican authorities. Medina is cooperating with authorities.

On Thursday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had launched an investigation into Wednesday's armed kidnapping of Medina from La Casita. Medina was kidnapped by two gunmen before 5:00 p.m. from his home, according to the Starr County Sheriff's Office report. The two suspects entered Medina's home and then forced him into an old model Dodge green truck and fled from the scene in less than a minute.

The gunmen illegally took Medina into Mexico, according to the FBI. No motive has been given for the alleged kidnapping. 

Authorities later found the truck near the Rio Grande River bank. The truck was traced back to the owner who reported the truck stolen from Houston.

Foot Fetish Lands A Former 19-year-old Northridge Skateland Roller Rink Employee In Jail

Julian Christopher Flores

Flores confessed to have had at least 200 young boys smelly bare feet placed on his face or hands to sexually arouse him at a roller skating rink in Northridge. 

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Northridge, CA - Los Angeles police are asking would-be victims of a foot fetish to come forward as an investigation is ongoing in connection with former Northridge Skateland Roller Rink employee Julian Christopher Flores, 19, of Granada Hills, who lured several hundred boys to a maintenance room in order to have them place their smelly bare feet on his face and have their feet rub on his hand to get sexually arouse,  according to a criminal complaint. A young boy alerted his grandmother about what Flores did to him at a maintenance room, She notified police about the incident. When police executed a warrant and arrested Flores in December 22, 2013, they found cellphone and laptop video footage showing Flores instructing unidentified young boys to remove their sucks and then place their bare feet on his face and others to have their feet rub his hands. Even one boy asked in a video clip entered as evidence, "Why would you let a 9-year-old who you hardly know, place their feet on your face?"

Flores had been working at the Skateland Roller Rink, since he was 16, according to the complaint.

Flores has been charged with one count of false imprisonment and one count of attempted lewd acts on a minor under the age of 14, or acts of lewd and lascivious conduct, a crime committed by touching a child somewhere on his/her body for sexual purposes. If convicted, Flores is facing 8 years in prison. He posted a $150,000 bail and was released.

Flores is scheduled for a court hearing on March 27.

Taco Stand Cook Saves 5-year-old From Would-be Kidnapper In Westchester

Grady O'Brien, Jesus Delgado and Andron Gazarov

(Gazarov's photo courtesy of Wirednixon dot com)

A T2 taco stand cook jumped into action after hearing screams for help shortly after a 5-year-old boy was grabbed by a crazed man.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Westchester, CA - On Thursday, NBC4 Los Angeles reported that Jesus Delgado, a T2 taco stand cook received a check from the father of a 5-year-old Grady O'Brien, who he saved from a would-be kidnapper and another $800 from a neighborhood group. Delgado has a 4-year-old sick daughter with heard problems.

Delgado on Wednesday from taco stand kitchen jumped into action after he heard screams for help after a 33-year-old man hit a nanny and took a Grady while his other brother, Brendan O'Brien, 6, watched. Delgado ran across Manchester Blvd. after the nanny pointed to where the assailant had taken the boy. Delgado ran for two blocks and caught up with the assailant. The assailant told Delgado, "it's not your problem, man. It's not your problem. Leave me alone with the kid." Delgado responded, "This is my problem. This is my problem, because why you take this kid?"

Delgado held the assailant until police arrived and was arrested. 

Other school kids also helped Delgado including the 5-year-old's brother.

Witnesses say, the suspect had been talking out loud earlier that he was from the CIA and had also exposed himself in public.

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Pacific Division reported that officers arrested Andron Gazarov, 33, a residence from North Hollywood, for kidnapping a 5-year-old boy.

On Wednesday, February 26, 2014, around 3:50 p.m., Grady O'Brien and a woman were walking in the area of Loyola Boulevard and Manchester Avenue, when he was suddenly snatched by Gazarov, who took off running with him. A Good Samaritan (Delgado) saw the women running and screaming after Gazarov, at which time he stopped Gazarov and took Grady away from him. LAPD, Pacific Division patrol officers responded and took Gazarov into custody. Gazarov was booked on suspicion of kidnapping (a felony) and is being held on $65,000 bond. He was scheduled for a court hearing today.

Grady and the women were not physically injured during the incident. 

A fund to raise money to help Delgado medical bills for his sick daughter has been created. The goal was $5K, but it is now at more than $6.6K, if you like to donated click on the following link.

Fund created to help Delgado's sick daughter.

61 Immigrants Rescued By Mexican Military And 71 Detained In Texas By ICE

The Mexican military reported that 61 undocumented Immigrants from South and Central America, including three Mexican nationals were rescued from a safe house in Reynosa. In Texas, ICE detained 71 undocumented immigrants being held in several safe houses and a suspect (Coyote).

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico - On Wednesday, the Mexican military reported that they rescued 61 immigrants from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, including three Mexican nationals and the rest were undocumented. The immigrants had been held for over 15 days by Coyotes (undocumented human traffickers) at a safe house in the neighborhood of Sierra de la Soledad in the municipality of Reynosa.

The traffickers were asking between $3,500 to $6,000 dollars to smuggle them into the U.S. The military says, 33 were from Guatemala,  20 from El Salvador, four from Honduras, one from Nicaragua and three Mexican nationals.

Last year, 1,695 kidnappings were reported, which is an increase by 20% from 2012, according to the National Security Public System. The undocumented immigrants were turned over to the National Institute of Migration for deportation processing. 

In Texas, U.S. federal authorities and a Constable deputy from Hidalgo County rescued 71 undocumented immigrants on Tuesday from several safe houses in Edinburg. Agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the deputy went to several safe houses after Sergio García Villa was taken into custody. Villa told authorities that two houses located in Edinburg were being used to keep undocumented immigrants. In one location where federal authorities raided, they found 48 undocumented immigrants and at the second location they found 23 more immigrants.

The immigrants were taken into custody for deportation processing.

DNA Test Proved Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera Is The Sinaloa Drug Kingpin In Custody

Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, aka, El Chapo

The Mexican federal Attorney General's Office confirmed through DNA that the suspect in custody is Guzmán Loera, aka, El Chapo.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Mexico City - This week, Sara Mónica Medina Alegría from the Mexican federal Attorney General's Office (PGRF) confirmed that a DNA test came out positive that Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, 56, is the suspect in custody. Guzmán Loera provided a sample DNA swap from his mouth shortly after taken into custody on February 22, in Mazatlán, Sinaloa.

Medina Alegría is an assistant expert with the newly formed Criminal Investigation Agency (AIC - Agencia de Investigación Criminal) with the PGRF.

The AIC was created last September and specialize in forensic, scientific services and intelligence gathering from federal related crimes. AIC is in charge of Federal Police and Ministry Police crime scene evidence and data investigations, and intelligence gathering analysis from other federal law enforcement agencies dealing with organized crime in Mexico.

A fingerprint expert with the newly formed Criminal Investigation Agency (AIC - Agencia de Investigación Criminal) with Mexico's Federal Attorney General's Office (PGRF) takes fingerprint samples from Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, 56, aka, El Chapo shortly after his arrest on February 22, 2014 in Mazatlán,  Sinaloa,  Mexico. DNA test came out positive that the suspect taken into custody is the Sinaloa Cartel druglord El Chapo, the PGRF has confirmed. He remains in isolation, 24-hour suicide watch and has no contact with inmates at the Altiplano federal prison in the state of Mexico. Posted by Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

Tasteless Juanito2014 For Arizona Governor Campaign Pulled By UNHATE And United Nations

Juanito2014

Fictitious campaign featuring an illegal candidate named Juanito running for Arizona Governor turns into a tasteless promotion to focus on the plight of undocumented immigrants in the U.S., especially in Arizona.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 28, 2014

Playa Vista, CA - On February 17, the 72andSunny communications company (Ad Agency) posted an Ad paid by both Benetton's UNHATE Foundation and the United Nations Department of Public Information to bring attention that no one is illegal in the U.S. and especially in Arizona. The latest Ad by 72andSunny was send to the main e-mail account of the Latino Rebels, which the subject matter was label "Benetton & UN Create Illegal Immigrant Candidate for Governor of Arizona" to focus on illegals suffrage in the country.

The e-mail read;

Hi there Rebels,

Meet Juanito. He's a model citizen, he works hard to support his family, he believes in equal rights for everybody and he wants to run for governor. There's only one little thing—he's an illegal immigrant.

The e-mail provided links of its Juanito2014 dot com website, but currently it remains shutdown. It's Juanito2014 Facebook is operational and has at least 11 likes, it's Twitter account has 6,456 followers and is following 66 after four tweets. Three of the tweets included links, but the links show error in trying to connect, since they were posted indicating the Juanito2014 campaign is a flop after stereotyping Hispanics as illegals. The Juanito2014 campaign was created in poor taste and apparently Juanito2014 (fictitious candidate) might have been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after Governor Janet Brewer (R) called it foul and notified the state elections board about Juanito2014 undocumented status, some might joke about it. With Juanito2014 now out of the race, it assures Governor Brewer her re-election?  Lmfao

The 72andSunny partners are John Boiler, Glenn Cole, Robert Nakata and Matt Jarvis who share an office in Playa Vista, California. By the way, in 2013, 72andSunny was named Ad Agency of the Year by Ad Week.

Currently, the Arizona state legislature is working on legislation that would condemn Coyotes (undocumented human traffickers) to death. Seriously, will they also include anti-immigrant haters as well in the bill?

Just this week, Governor Brewer vetoed a bill that would allow for business owners to legally refuse service or sell products and to discriminate against Gay and Lesbian citizens in Arizona. Kudos on that one, Brewer!

FBI Investigates Kidnapping Of Texas Teen By Two Armed Men In Starr County

Brandon Medina

Photos: Starr County Sheriff's Office

The FBI and the Starr County Sheriff's Office are investigating the armed kidnapping of a 14-year-old boy in the community of La Casita in Texas.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 27, 2014

La Casita, Texas - On Thursday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched an investigation into Wednesday's armed kidnapping of Brandon Medina, 14, of La Casita. On Wednesday, Medina was kidnapped by two gunmen before 5:00 p.m. from his home, according to the Starr County Sheriff's Office report. The two suspects entered Medina's home and then forced him into an old model Dodge green truck and fled from the scene in less than a minute.

It is suspected that the gunmen might have illegally taken Medina into Mexico. No ransom or demands have been made yet.

Authorities later found the truck near the Rio Grande River bank. The truck was traced back to the owner who reported the truck stolen from Houston.

Hundreds Of Workers For The Sinaloa Cartel Marched To Demand The Release Of El Chapo

Photos courtesy of El Debate 

At least 20 people were detained after water bottles were tossed at police when they attempted to disperse the crowds in Culiacán.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 27, 2014

Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico -  On Wednesday, El Debate reported that more than 1,000 people in support for the Sinaloa Cartel marched to the Culiacán state municipal government building to demand for druglord Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, 56, aka, El Chapo to be release from the Altiplano federal prison. At least 20 of Chapo's supporters were taken into custody after a confrontation ended with throwing water bottles at local police that attempted to disperse the crowds around 8:00 p.m..
Sinaloa Governor Mario López Valdez confirmed 20 arrests, and said that he was surprized to see "thousands of people" in support of El Chapo. He said, some of the paricipants admitted they were paid at least $500 pesos ($39 U.S.), also tamales and drinks were given out at the march. Others participated because live bands were playing and wanted to party, according to Valdez.

Men with musical instruments led the marchers who have become worried that they will no longer have jobs with El Chapo. Even young students dressed in their school uniforms joined the march.

They claim that Guzmán Loera has been the only one that had given them jobs in the rural mountains where he was raised. Most of the marchers were wearing white shirts that read, "I love El Chapo" others carried signs that read "Sinaloa wants El Chapo freed," "We don't want another war, free El Chapo," "Chapo make me a child," "Joaquín Guzman gave us jobs, corrupt politicians haven't," "Don't extradite El Chapo, free him," according to El Debate.

A small engine plane and a helicopter tossed out thousands of flyers in support of El Chapo. The state authorities were able to pick some of the fliers up. The flier called for people to come out in support of El Chapo, the "Sinaloa hero" and announced that the march would begin at the entrance of Guamúchil and end at Puente Negro.

In Guamúchil within the municipality of Salvador Alvarado, an estimated 500 of Chapo's supporters marched in demand for his release. More people gathered and marched in Mocorito as well.

Also on Wednesday, Mexican federal authorities charged Guzmán Loera with two counts of possessing weapons exclusively used by the military and for organized crime. Each count was filed in several states. Multiple other counts are pending according to the federal Attorney General's Office (PGRF). The PGRF confirmed that five warrants for the arrest of Guzmán Loera for organized crime had been fulfilled. 

Guzmán Loera will soon begin serving a 13-year prison sentence from a prior 20-year conviction jail term. He escaped in 2001 from the Puente Grande federal prison and had been a fugitive for 13-years until he was taken into custody last Saturday at the Miramar Tower Hotel in Mazatlán.

(News video) 1,000 people marched to free El Chapo in Culiacán

White City Officials Conspired To Rid The Racine Downtown Of Minority Tavern Owners And Patrons

John Dickert, Kurt S. Wahlen, Joseph G. Legath, Mary Osterman and Devin P. Sutherland

Black, Hispanic and Thai tavern owners and their patrons were targeted and discriminated by White Racine city officials, a federal civil lawsuit claims.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 26, 2014

Racine, WI - On Tuesday, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) broke the story when it learned that both law firms, Kohler and Hart S.C. from Milwaukee and Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Ltd. from Chicago had filed a federal civil discrimination lawsuit with the U.S. District Court of Eastern Wisconsin against the City of Racine and city officials including Mayor John Dickert, the city's former and current members of the Common Council and former Racine Police Department Chief Kurt S. Wahlen. The lawsuit claims, that Mayor Dickert conspired with former and current city Common Council members, former Police Chief Wahlen and other influencial (powerful) individuals, including the Racine Tavern League to clear or "rehabilitate,  cleanup" the downtown of Afro-American (Black), Hispanic and Thai tavern owners and their patrons to allow the proliferation of White tavern establishments and their patrons by promoting White owned taverns and businesses in the downtown area.

Some of the plaintiffs were forced to close due to "a pattern and practice of discriminatory treatment on the basis of race has deprived the Plaintiffs of their right to equal protection of the law and their right to equal privileges and immunities under the law," according to the 50-page lawsuit.

The lawsuit allegedly claims, that Mayor Dickert took illegal contributions from the Racine Tavern League and in return awarded White members with liquor licenses taken away from minority tavern owners that had been revoked in the downtown area. Dickert also hired some members of the tavern league to work for the City of Racine, according to the lawsuit.

In 2009, Dickert ran for Racine Mayor on a campaign to revitalize or clean up the downtown area. When elected, Dickert began to conspire with city Common Council members to create city policies to eventually get rid of minority tavern own businesses from the downtown area and replace them with White owned tavern or nightclub establishments. Dickert was instrumental in attracting more White patrons to the area at the cost of closing down minority establishments. 

The Plaintiffs include, Cerafin C. Davalos from Cera's Tequila Bar, Jose and Maria Maldonado from the Cruise Inn, former Racine Alderman Otha Keith Fair prior owner of Place on Sixth, Pythaphone Khampane and Omjai Nueakeaw from Ginger's Lounge, Wilbur Jones from Viper's Lounge and Thomas J. Holmes, the former owner of Park 6.

The Defendants include, current Mayor John Dickert, former Mayor Gary E. Becker; Racine Downtown Corporation, including its executive director Davin P. Sutherland and manager of the Racine Downtown Business Improvement District 1; the Racine City Tavern League, Inc.; Kurt S. Wahlen, former Racine Police Chief; the following Racine Aldermen, Jeffrey A. Coe, James Kaplan, Raymond Dehahn, Gregory T. Helding, David L. Maack II, Aron M. Wisneski and Robert E. Mozol; Mark L. Levine, chairman of the Downtown Business Improvement District 1; Joseph G. Legath, member of the Racine City Tavern League and board member of the Downtown Business Improvement District 1; Douglas E. Nicholson, member of the Racine City Tavern League; Monte G. Osterman; Mary Osterman, Treasurer of Mayor John Dickert's election campaign; and Gregory S. Bach, Assistant to Mayor John Dickert.

Black, Hispanic and Thai tavern owners lawsuit

Joaquín Guzmán Loera "El Chapo" Alive And Isolated From Other Inmates At The Altiplano Prison

Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, aka, "El Chapo" and Emma Coronel

El Chapo is alive, doing well, has been isolated from other inmates and being held at a secured section at the Altiplano prison, disputing any reports that he had been killed by Zetas on Monday, according to the PGR.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 26, 2014

Mexico City -  José Luis Manjarrez from the Mexican federal Attorney General's Office (PGR) on Tuesday confirmed that Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, 56, aka, "El Chapo" is alive and reports of his death are false, according to El Dario. The initial death of El Chapo was posted by Tierra del Narco dot com (TDN), which Manjarrez says is not true.
Guzmán Loera is isolated from other inmates and is in a 24-hour watch in a secured cell block near an Altiplano prison administration section.

The TDN posted on its website that the federal Mexican government was investigating the crime scene at the Altiplano federal prison where El Chapo's body was discovered on early Monday. 

The Zetas were being blamed for his alleged homicide. El Chapo's death went viral, but has now been confirmed by Manjarrez it was a false report by TDN.

Guzmán Loera was attributed for the demise of Los Zetas, according to intelligence. He provided key names to the DEA and Mexican federal law enforcement agencies to help break a Zeta stronghold in Mexico-U.S. border towns that managed major multi-million drug routes in competition with the Sinaloa Cartel.

Last Saturday, Emma Coronel, 24, and her two 2-year-old daughter's were with Sinaloa Cartel druglord  Guzmán Loera when he was taken into custody on Saturday at the Miramar Hotel room 401 in Mazatlán, according to Mexican federal authorities. Coronel was not taken into custody or her babysitter who was also in the room when Mexican Marines broke into the room to take Guzmán Loera into custody.

Mexico doesn't charge people or family members for aiding and abetting or hiding a felon as in the U.S.. The U.S. government is seeking extradition for Guzmán Loera for federal charges stemming from drug trafficking, murder, conspiracy and money laundering. 

A former head of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in El Paso, Texas, Phil Jordan told Univision that he had seen intelligence that confirmed Guzmán Loera had contributed large sums of money to President elect Enrique Peña Nieto's campaign and that he was surprised that Nieto's PRI Party would allow his capture. Jordan could produce any evidence, but admitted that documents of intelligence from the DEA showed that El Chapo did in fact contributed to the PRI Party to elect Neito. Did El Chapo attempt to buy his protection from being extradited to the U.S. and will Neito keep him a Mexican prison? 

Alfredo Guzmán's Twitter account posting says, that all the Mexican government officials that El Chapo bought will pay for turning against his father. Alfredo's Twitter has not been confirmed, if in fact it is administered by El Chapo's actual son.

Nieto has not publicly denied the allegation made by Jordan. The PRI Party has not determined, if Guzmán Loera actually donated funds to Neito's campaign or whether the funds would be returned to El Chapo. 

Federal Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Claiming The Racine Mayor, City Council And Police Targeted Black, Hispanic And Thai Tavern Owners For Closure

John Dickert, Kurt S. Wahlen, Joseph G. Legath, Mary Osterman and Devin P. Sutherland

Former Black, Hispanic and Thai tavern owners filed a federal lawsuit against the Racine Mayor John Dickert, the city's former and current members of the Common Council and former Police Department Chief Kurt Wahlen, claiming that they were discriminated and targeted for business closures.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 25, 2014

Racine, WI - On Tuesday, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) has learned that a Chicago and a Milwaukee law firm have both filed a 50-page federal discrimination lawsuit at the U.S. District Court of Eastern Wisconsin shortly after 4:00 p.m. in behave of former Afro-American (Black), Hispanic and Thai tavern owners from Racine against the Racine Mayor John Dickert, the city's former and current members of the Common Council and former Racine Police Department Chief Kurt Wahlen. The plaintiffs claimed that the Racine officials named in the lawsuit intentionally discriminated against the plaintiffs and targeted minority tavern owners to basically minimize tavern ownership by Blacks, Hispanics and Thai in the City of Racine.
Mayor Dickert allegedly took illegal contributions from the Racine Tavern League and in return awarded White members with liquor licenses taken away from minority tavern owners that had been revoked. Dickert also hired some members of the tavern league to work for the City of Racine, the lawsuit claims.
The Plaintiffs include, Cerafin C. Davalos from Cera's Tequila Bar, Jose and Maria Maldonado from the Cruise Inn, former Racine Alderman Otha Keith Fair prior owner of Place on Sixth, Pythaphone Khampane and Omjai Nueakeaw from Ginger's Lounge, Wilbur Jones from Viper's Lounge and Thomas J. Holmes, the former owner of Park 6.
The Defendants include, current Mayor John Dickert, former Mayor Gary E. Becker; Racine Downtown Corporation, including its executive director Davin P. Sutherland and manager of the Racine Downtown Business Improvement District 1; the Racine City Tavern League, Inc.; Kurt S. Wahlen, former Racine Police Chief; the following Racine Aldermen, Jeffrey A. Coe, James Kaplan, Raymond Dehahn, Gregory T. Helding, David L. Maack II, Aron M. Wisneski and Robert E. Mozol; Mark L. Levine, chairman of the Downtown Business Improvement District 1; Joseph G. Legath, member of the Racine City Tavern League and board member of the Downtown Business Improvement District 1; Douglas E. Nicholson, member of the Racine City Tavern League; Monte G. Osterman; Mary Osterman, Treasurer of Mayor John Dickert's election campaign; and Gregory S. Bach, Assistant to Mayor John Dickert.
The Racine city officials are expected to be served with the federal lawsuit by Wednesday. The Milwaukee law firm involved in the filing is Kohler and Hart S.C. and Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Ltd. from Chicago.

The minority tavern owners lawsuit is expect to be one of the major lawsuits to hit Racine city officials and is expected to ask for an unspecified amount in damages, according to the lawsuit filing.

Black, Hispanic and Thai tavern owners lawsuit

Two New York Men Facing Charges For Sexually Molesting And Abusing Herkimer Farm Cows

Reid A. Fontaine and Michael H. Jones

One suspect video taped the attempted sexual encounter of the other suspect with a cow at a Herkimer farm, according to the New York State Police.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 25, 2014

Herkimer, N.Y. - On Friday, New York State Police reported that both Reid A. Fontaine, 31, and Michael H. Jones, 35, were taken into custody and are facing one misdemeanor count each for sexual misconduct in connection with sexually abusing several cows from a Herkimer farm. The owner of the Herkimer farm had noticed that the cows seemed anxious and stopped producing milk, so he installed a video surveillance camera at the barn where the cows were located.

When the farmer review the footage, both Fontaine and Jones were seen molesting the cows. The farmer called State Police when noticed the cows were sexually abused by both suspects who were then taken into custody. 

State Police say, Jones agreed to video tape Fontaine as he attempted to have sex with several cows. It's is not clear, if both suspects were video taping their sexual acts with cows as a fetish or for beastiality porno.

Fontaine resigned from his job at the Farmington School District after it was learned of his arrest. Fontaine worked as an IT network specialist for six months and voluntarily resigned on Friday night, but Fontaine had no contact with students, according to Kathleen Greider, the Farmington School District Superintendent. Greider also says, the Farmington Police Department was notified of Fontaine's arrest.

Both Fontaine and Jones were released on a signature bond and promised to appear in court at a later date.

Guzmán Loera's Attorney Filed Extradition Protection In Mexican Federal Penal Court

Joaquín Guzmán Loera, aka, "El Chapo"

Guzmán Loera is attempting to fight extradition to the U.S., but is expected to be turned over secretly to the U.S. within days to avoid escape.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 24, 2014

Mexico City - On Monday, an attorney for the Sinaloa Cartel druglord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, 59, aka, "El Chapo" has filed a protection order to prevent an extradition order by the U.S. government. The protection petition was filed in the 8th Federal District Judicial Penal Protection Court and Guzmán Loera's attorney has 24 hours to ratify the petition. A judge would have to decide, if the petition case will move forward or not.

Intelligence sources indicate, Guzmán Loera will most likely be turned over to the U.S. in days. Once in the U.S., Guzmán Loera will face multiple federal charges that include, drug trafficking, murder, conspiracy and money laundering in Chicago, Illinois. If convicted, Guzmán Loera is facing life in a federa prison. He won't be able to run the Sinaloa Cartel from the U.S.

The U.S. Treasury is moving forward to identify, confiscate and freeze any bank assets or properties in the country tied to Guzmán Loera, the Sinaloa Cartel and his family.

Rally And Protest Against ICE Courthouse Raids In Wisconsin

José Calderon

Photos courtesy of Voces de la Frontera

Undocumented immigrants detained by ICE while at court hearings or paying citations in the state.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 24, 2014

Milwaukee, WI - On Monday, dozens of people rallied outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office to demand for ICE agents to be restricted from going to county courthouses around the state to detain and arrest undocumented immigrants paying traffic violation citations, attending court hearings and other services. The rally was sponsored by Voces de la Frontera (VDLF, an immigrant rights non-profit organization) who reported, that the courthouse raids has or will keep undocumented immigrants from seeking restraining orders on domestic incidents, paying fines or going to hearings for fear of being detained by ICE. Most of the arrests made by ICE at Wisconsin county courthouses have been for minor driving citations during court sessions where Spanish interpreters are required.

Despite anti-immigrant sentiments that undocumented immigrants have no rights in the country, the U.S. Constitution extends all afforded rights of due process, free speech and equal protection of the law, whether federal, state or local. Undocumented Immigrants are afforded the right to filed complaints, lawsuits and other litigation under the law, and ICE has been engaging in illegal activity and a violation of federal law by creating a culture of intimidation by arresting individuals seeking protection, filing complaints, lawsuits or paying minor fines.

Last year, the California based ACLU filed a complaint with ICE stating that rogue ICE agents were arresting undocumented immigrants while at courthouse hearings, getting marriage licenses or paying minor traffic fines. The ICE agency has become one of the most corrupt agencies in the country that has been found to engage in illegal raids, coerced immigrants to voluntarily sign deportation authorization, kept legal advisors from immigrants during proceedings, failed to contact foreign consulates about those detained and other irregularities, which court cases have found. As of today, not one ICE agent or supervisor has ever been convicted, disciplined or terminated for engaging in such illegal or questionable activities. The lack of Congressional oversight and implementation of laws to prosecute ICE agents who intentionally engage in illegal activities that deprive the Constitutional rights of immigrants has never resulted in one single conviction. Isn't It time to implement accountability for ICE agents, their supervisors and those in ICE administration that know it's happening, but ignore it? 

ICE has targeted courthouse hearings around the country and made countless arrests of non-criminal individuals, despite a statement released from ICE spokeswoman Gail Montenegro in Chicago that stated, ICE "is focused on sensible, effective immigration enforcement by implementing the following removal priorities: convicted criminals, those who re-entered the United States after having been previously removed, and those who have outstanding deportation orders." Montenegro also admits that ICE targets specific individuals mentioned and "not random sweeps or raids," but use all resources available to track these individuales based on their removal priorities. VDLF believes otherwise and alleged that ICE targets Spanish speaking immigrants while attending court hearings or seeking other court services.

In one particular case, José Calderon who is now facing deportation was at Monday's rally to give his testimony about being detained and processed by ICE at an Ozaukee courthouse hearing for a minor citation, according to VDLF Facebook page posting. VDLF posted on Monday that Calderon was detained in the Ozaukee County Courthouse on July 8, 2013, after attending a hearing and paying a fine for driving without a license. Aside from two citations for driving without a license, Calderon has no criminal record. He has lived in Milwaukee since 1997, and is married with two young U.S. born children. Calderon is a member of VDLF.

After Calderon paid his traffic fine, two ICE agents in plainclothes and an Ozaukee County Sheriff's deputy stopped him. The ICE agents asked him in English, if he was José Calderon. 

When Calderon replied yes, the ICE agents detained him and then led him to another room in the courthouse, where three other ICE agents in plainclothes were holding approximately four individuals they had detained earlier at the courthouse. They were all Latinos previously present in court for hearings related to driving without a license.

Calderon's immigration attorney was also present with him at the court hearing, but the ICE agents refused to allow him to accompany his client into the private room. They proceeded to question Calderon. From the courthouse, Calderon was taken to the ICE office in downtown Milwaukee, interrogated more, and released on his own recognizance, according to VDLF. He is now facing deportation and a campaign to have him remain in the U.S. has been initiated by VDLF.

Millions Of Venezuelans And Worldwide Supporters March For Solidarity And Peace

Tens of millions of Venezuelans and supporters from around the world woke-up on Saturday to peaceful marches of solidarity.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 24,  2014

Caracas, Venezuela - A Venezuelan national march on Saturday, February 22, 2014 drew millions of Venezuelans and worldwide supporters. Demonstrations continued throughout the country on Sunday. 

On Saturday, tens of millions of Venezuelans began gathering for a national march for solidarity and peace after a week long confrontation between demonstrators and security forces that claimed lives.

Venezuelans have had enough of being oppressed and their rights infringed in contrary to their Constitutional inherent rights to express themselves and to demand change. The demonstrations were fuel by the high murder rate of 24,763 in 2013, food shortages, poverty and Maduro's attempt to oppress peaceful demonstrations that turned into clashes between demonstrators and security forces after Maduro's security forces infiltrated marches and indiscriminately began firing at demonstrators. 

So far, eleven people have been reported killed, according to Maduro's administration. But, posted comments on social networks have reported more deaths, abuse by security forces, rampant shootings of civilians by Cuban paramilitary groups hired by Maduro, hundreds of anti-government demonstrators injured or beaten, and numerous arrests.

Marches had been organized around the world in solidarity with Venezuela.

Major Spanish speaking networks on Saturday focused their media coverage to the breaking news that the Sinaloa druglord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, 59, aka, "El Chapo" had been taken into custody by Mexican Marines around 6:40 a.m. at the Miramar Hotel in Mazatlán, Mexico without a shot fired. Along with Guzmán Loera, also his bodyguard Carlos Manuel Hoo Ramirez was taken into custody. Six other suspects were also arrested at the hotel.

Cyrus And Perry Lesbian Kiss During L.A. Bangerz Tour Concert?

Cyrus and Perry's lesbian kiss drives fans into a frenzy during the Bangerz Tour concert.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 23, 2014

Los Angeles, CA - On Saturday, Miley Cyrus, 21, and Katy Perry, 29, shared a lesbian kiss during a presentation at the Staples Center in Los Angeles during the Bangerz Tour concert. Cyrus asked Perry to get close to the stage and planted a kiss. Photo was then posted by Cyrus in her Twitter. 

In return, Perry posted on Twitter a photo wiping her mouth and Cyrus in the background with her jaw dropped and wrote, "And after! I adore your." 

Sinaloa Cartel Intelligence Indicate Plans Are In Motion To Free Joaquin Guzmán Loera "El Chapo"

Joaquín Guzmán Loera, aka, "El Chapo"

Intelligence indicate that El Chapo could be a free man at any time, as the Sinaloa Cartel plans a second daring escape from a Mexican federal maximum prison.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 23, 2014

Mexico City - Mexican federal authorities have posted a 24 hour suicide watch on Joaquin Guzmán Loera, 59, of Sinaloa at the Altiplano Mexican federal prison in Almoloya de Juárez in the state of Mexico. Guzmán Loera had indicated that he wanted one of his men to fatally shoot him, if he was about to be captured. But that fail on Saturday morning, when Mexican Marines hot on his trail raided his Miramar hotel room In Mazatlán at 6:40 a.m. without firing a shot and took him into custody.

Guzmán Loera had been wanted by both the U.S. and Mexican authorities after he paid the warden and Puente Grande prison guards millions to escape in 2001. The Sinaloa druglord had been an international fugitive for 13 years. A $5M dollar reward was offered by the U.S. for his capture and $3M dollars from the Mexican government. 

Guzmán Loera to elude capture or detection for years had submitted to several plastic surgeries to change his facial appearance. On Saturday,  his identity was confirmed by Jesús Murillo Karam, the Mexican federal Attorney General.

Guzmán Loera is considered a billionaire druglord and has bought government protection in Mexico. He hasn't reveal any corrupt federal and local officials on his payroll yet, but the longer he stays in prison, a list of corrupt officials is sure to surface. In 2009, Guzmán Loera revealed a list of corrupt officials, it was later published by a Mexican newspaper.

Criminal organized gambling bets have begun to determine when he will be actually free again. As long as Guzmán Loera remains in a Mexican prison, he can control the worldwide operations of the Sinaloa Cartel.

The U.S. government is expected to seek Guzmán Loera's extradition and the Mexican government will most likely turn over Guzmán Loera at any given time. The Mexican government cannot afford another daring escape from El Chapo. The longer they keep him locked up in a Mexican prison, the greater oportunity of him escaping. No federal Mexican prison can hold a billionaire druglord with a track record and an influence to buy prison officials and guards.

Corrupt Mexican federal and local officials can't afford for Guzmán Loera to be extradited to the U.S., because their livelihoods are at stake.

Cae Joaquín Guzmán Loera "El Chapo" En Manos De La Marina Mexicana

Joaquín Guzmán Loera, aka, "El Chapo"

El Chapo fue detenido en Mazatlán por elementos de la Secretaría de Marina, confirmó el Procurador General de la República, Jesús Murillo Karam.

22 de Febrero del 2014

Mexico D.F. (HNNUSA) - El Sábado, Jesús Murillo Karam en una conferencia de prensa confirmo que a las 06:40 de la mañana elementos de la Secretaría de Marina detuvieron a Joaquín Guzmán Loera, 59, aka, "El Chapo" en la ciudad de Mazatlán, junto con un colaborador. 

Agradecemos la espera de ustedes, en razón de que preferimos tener una plena identificación, que los peritos de la Procuraduría ya hicieron al 100 por ciento. Ha sido revisado por los médicos y en un momento más será trasladado al penal que corresponda. 

Esta detención es producto de una operación que fue trabajada durante varios meses en una coordinación plena entre todas las instancias del Gobierno Federal que han concurrido de manera importante para este trabajo y la detención fue impecablemente lograda por los elementos de la Secretaría de Marina. 

Esta operación, en el último mes, tuvo momentos más definitivos para lograr la captura, entre el 13 y el 17 de febrero fueron localizados algunos domicilios en los que acostumbraba a estar y en algunos de ellos, inclusive, lo que dificultó la detención se encontró que estaba conectado por medio de túneles con siete casas, ubicadas no sólo por túneles sino también utilizando el propio drenaje de la ciudad. 

Las puertas de la casa en las que se intervino estaban reforzadas con acero y eso hizo que los minutos que nos tardamos en abrirlas sirvieran para el escape por los túneles, sin embargo la investigación era tan plena, que continuamos. 

Y después de ese día hubo varios momentos en que pudo haber sido aprehendido, pero la prudencia y el sentido común hizo que evitáramos hacer la detención en un lugar en donde pudiera ser afectada la ciudadanía y preferimos no ponerla en riesgo y esperar el momento más adecuado que fue justamente el momento en que se dio con una enorme eficiencia y sin un solo disparo. Los elementos de la Marina lograron la detención, no hubo un solo daño y no hubo ningún perjudicado. 

Esta coordinación que, repito, fue con todas las agencias mexicanas de seguridad, hubo también colaboración de información que se nos dio de los movimientos que en el territorio norteamericano se daban y con una colaboración muy plena también con algunas agencias de los Estados Unidos, fue a plenitud la coordinación lograda. 

Logramos con esta detención uno más de los objetivos prioritarios que nos hemos fijado, es decir, se han realizado 75 detenciones y seguiremos trabajando en todo el país para poder consolidar el esfuerzo, para lograr la seguridad y la paz que los mexicanos. 

Solamente quiero decirles que en razón de este operativo hemos asegurado a 13 personas y se han asegurado 97 armas largas, 36 armas cortas, dos lanzagranadas, un lanza-cohetes, 43 vehículos, de los cuales 19 eran blindados, 16 casas y cuatro ranchos hasta este momento. 

Esto es una muestra clara del esfuerzo que hacemos en el país para lograr el propósito de desarmar los cuerpos de delincuencia que nos afectan. 

Confirmación de la captura de Joaquín Guzmán Loera (video) El Chapo

 Operativo de la captura de Joaquín Guzmán Loera (video)  Captura del Chapo

Sinaloa Druglord Guzmán Loera "El Chapo" Arrested In Mazatlán

Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera

Photo: DEA/PGR

El Chapo, the Sinaloa druglord was taken into custody in Mexico by Mexican Marines, including U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, ICE and U.S. Marshals Service.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 22, 2014

Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico - On Saturday, Mexican Marines in an operation in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, including the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), U.S. Immigration and  Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Marshals Service were able to arrest the Sinaloa druglord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, 59, at 6:40 a.m., according to Mexican authorities. Guzmán Loera was taken to Mexico City under heavy military escort. He was a fugitive for 13 years after he escaped from a Mexican prison, Puente Grande in 2001.
Along with Guzmán Loera, 13 others were also taken into custody during the operation. An estimated 94 weapons were confiscated and 43 vehicles.

A tip by a member of Guzmán Loera's security team apparently allowed Mexican Marines and DEA to track his satellite cellphone to the Miramar, a Pacific beach Mazatlán hotel where he was taken into custody as his current wife Emma Coronel, 24, his two 2-year-old daughters and a babysitter were in the bedroom. The druglord had few security and was arrested without firing a shot.
His personal bodyguard Carlos Manuel Hoo Ramirez was taken into custody on the ground floor. Ramirez told Mexican Marines that Guzmán Loera was staying in room 401. When they raided the room, Guzmán Loera was in bed with Coronel. A rifle was next to him, but he didn't attempt to grab it, according to DEA sources. Six people were also taken into custody at the hotel, witnesses staying on the fourth floor told media news outlets.

Guzmán Loera had plastic surgery in his face and has been suffering from a liver problem due to heavy drinking, according to authorities. 

The marines were in an operation for at least five days, before tracking Guzmán Loera to a hotel.

A $5M dollar reward was being offered by the U.S. and $3M by the Mexican government. The U.S. has not commented on Guzmán Loera's capture. The U.S. is expected to seek Guzmán Loera's extradition for drug trafficking, murder, conspiracy and money laundering federal indictments in Chicago, Illinois.
Three Twitter accounts named Alfredo Guzmán, Ivan Guzmán and Gisselle Guzmán apparently admit, they are El Chapo's children who posted, that they are taking it hard and are waiting for instructions on the future of the Sinaloa Cartel. Ivan posted a threat that he would personally take care of the dogs (Mexican Marines) who beat his father during the arrest in Mazatlán.  Gisselle posted, that she is devastated with the arrest of their father.
Guzmán Loera had been married multiple times and has at least 12 children from different marriages.

On Saturday, Jesús Murillo Karam, the Mexican Federal Attorney General confirmed the identity of Sinaloa druglord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, 59, who was detained at 6:40 a.m. at the Miramar Hotel in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico by Mexican Marines. Also 13 others were arrested in an operation that began on February 13. Marines confiscated 97 high powers weapons, 36 handguns, 2 granate launchers, 1 missle launcher, 43 vehicles, 16 houses and two ranches used by Guzmán Loera and the Sinaloa Cartel. By Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

(HNNUSA) - Emma Coronel, 24, and her two 2-year -old daughter's were with Sinaloa Cartel druglord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, 59, aka, "El Chapo" when he was taken into custody on Saturday at the Miramar Hotel room 401 in Mazatlán, Mexico. Coronel was not taken into custody or her babysitter who was also in the room when Mexican Marines broke into the room to take Guzmán Loera into custody. Mexico doesn't charge people or family members for aiding and abetting or hiding a felon as in the U.S..

Millions Of Venezuelans March In The Streets For Solidarity And Peace

Tens of millions of Venezuelans and supporters from around the world woke-up on Saturday to peaceful marches of solidarity.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 22,  2014

Caracas, Venezuela - A Venezuelan national march began early on Saturday, February 22, 2014. Despite, President Nicolás Maduro saying, "No permit, No march." But the Venezuelan Republican Constitution allows the people of Venezuela to ignore him.

The Venezuelan Constitution states in Article 350., "The people of Venezuela, loyal to its Republican tradition, struggle for its independence, for peace and liberty, will not recognize any regime, legislation or authority in contrary to the values, principles, democratic guarantees,  or impair human rights."

On Saturday, tens of millions of Venezuelans began gathering for a national march for solidarity and peace after a week long confrontation between demonstrators and security forces that claimed lives.

Venezuelans have had enough of being oppressed and their rights infringed in contrary to their Constitutional inherent rights to express themselves and to demand change. The demonstrations were fuel by the high murder rate of 24,763 in 2013, food shortages, poverty and Maduro's attempt to oppress peaceful demonstrations that turned into clashes between demonstrators and security forces after Maduro's security forces infiltrated marches and indiscriminately began firing at demonstrators. 

Marches had been organized for Saturday around the world in solidarity of Venezuela.

President Nicolás Maduro had revoked CNN's authorization to cover news in Venezuela on Friday, but later decided to allow CNN to continue their news coverage in the country.

Caballeros Templarios Allegedly Killed Over 20 Linda Vista Inhabitants In Guerrero

Authorities in the state of Guerrero in Mexico are investigating the massacre of more than 20 Linda Vista inhabitants, including men, women, elderly and children among the dead.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 22, 2014

Linda Vista, Guerrero, Mexico - On Friday, an estimated 50 armed men invaded a rural town of Linda Vista in the municipality of San Miguel Totolapan in the state of Guerrero, according to Leopoldo Soberanis Hernández, President of the Guerrero Alliance of Human Rights. Hernández received a call from a resident of Linda Vista notifying him that armed men had arrived at the town between 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. and had massacre inhabitants that included men, women, elderly and children.

The death toll could rise to 27, but state authorities haven't confirmed how many fatalities were discovered. One rural road connects the town to other towns in the municipality. 

The town is about 12 hours from Acapulco. Linda Vista has a population of 1,203, with 636 men and 567 women.

Township residents say, that they alerted state authorities about 15 days ago of prior threats to the town by a drug cartel and on Sunday, the inhabitants had planned a general assembly to discuss the formation of a self-defense community security force. Hernández says, that authorities never responded or sent troops to the area and left the township defenseless against attacks by a criminal organization.

The armed commando apparently were identified as members of the Caballeros Templarios (CT),  according to inhabitants.

The CT had warned and threaten to kill inhabitants,  if they intended to form a self-defense group. Mexican authorities have not confirmed,  if the CT was involved in the massacre. 

Venezuela National March For Solidarity In Country To Challenge Maduro's Defiance

Millions of Venezuelans expected to defy President Nicolás Maduro's ban on peaceful marches and demonstrations in the country.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 21,  2014

Caracas, Venezuela - A Venezuelan national march has been called for Saturday, February 22, 2014. President Nicolás Maduro has said, "No permit, No march." But the Venezuelan Republican Constitution allows the people of Venezuela to ignore him.

The Venezuelan Constitution states in Article 350., "The people of Venezuela, loyal to its Republican tradition, struggle for its independence, for peace and liberty, will not recognize any regime, legislation or authority in contrary to the values, principles, democratic guarantees,  or impair human rights."

On Saturday,  President Maduro will definitely hear the thundering sound of millions of pots and pans being banged as a protest to his oppressive state. Venezuelans have had enough of being oppressed and their rights infringed in contrary to their Constitutional inherent rights to express themselves and to demand change.

Dead Toll Rising In Venezuela As Military Launches Assault On Demonstrators

Photos: #Táchira

President Maduro has launched a major military regime oppression assault in Táchira and other states in Venezuela to restore order.

By H. Nelson Goodson

February 21, 2014

Táchira, Venezuela - On Friday, more than 3,000 Venezuelan troops have arrived in the state of Táchira, including F-16 jet fighters, tanks and armed helicopters to squash anti-government demonstrations and a freedom resistance. Security forces are also using water cannons to disperse street crowds.

Anti-government groups say, they will continue their demonstrations nationally today and Saturday. Maduro has blamed the U.S. for funding the escalation of demonstrations in Venezuela. 

The dead toll and wounded casualties are rising in multiple states, according to information being posted in social networks. All types of communication is being blocked, Internet service was shut down and any information or photos, including local news reports censored by President Nicolás Maduro. The Venezuela government had revoked CNN's authorized news access. CNN had also been expelled from the country, but Maduro later decided to allow CNN to continue news coverage in Venezuela.

Maduro has ordered all demonstrators arrested and for military forces to use deadly force when necessary against what he is labeling fascists (freedom resistance). But security forces and Cuban mercenaries are just shooting at anyone they suspect is anti-government,  according to postings on the Internet coming out of Venezuela. 

In San Cristóbal, Cuban paramilitary groups have been invading homes and taking out suspected anti-government civilians, according to Twitter postings reporting on Táchira. Internet service has been shut down for over 36 hours in San Cristóbal. 

Maracaibo and others states are reporting oppressive actions by Maduro's military,  but Maduro calls it restoring order (with an iron fist). Some resistance throughout the night led to molotov cocktail throwing by civilians in response to Maduro's oppression. 

A video going viral on the Internet shows Maduro banning demonstrations without a permit according to law, but in contrary it also shows former late President Hugo Chavez responding that over 1,500 peaceful demonstrations had taken place in Venezuela and not one soldier or police officer ever intervened. Chavez says, that Venezuelan people don't need a permit to peacefully demonstrate and to express an opinion. Maduro believes otherwise.

A female student was reported killed at Ferrero Tamayo in Táchira by security forces.

This is the posted Spanish message going viral on the Internet from Táchira, ""SOS Tachira.. Nos están atacando con Armas de Guerra.. Nos están Ametrallando... La Única forma que tenemos para comunicarnos es por BB nos cortaron todo tipo de Comunicación... Ayudenos.. Mucha gente Muerta y miles de herídos.. SOS Difundelo para que llegue al Exterior... Estamos Peleando y resistiendo por toda Venezuela!Aviones y helicópteros de guerra, F 16 y Superpumas, sobre vuelan San Cristóbal. Acaban de matar a una estudiante en la Ferrero Tamayo en Tachira, pocas personas saben, por twitter no nos podemos comunicar, no hay red, ayuda pueblo Tachira esta sin Internet.. pásalo e informa a los demás estados para que alerten a los periodistas y emisoras!En caso que no puedas hacer nada ORA, ORA y ORA por ese pueblo valiente!"

Miguel Torres Rodríguez,  the Venezuelan Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace announced that the bullet that killed Miss Tourism 2013 of Carabobo, Génisis Carmona, 22, a college student model came from within the demonstrators. But, anti-government groups dispute Rodríguez claim and say, Maduro's military infiltrated the peaceful demonstration and began to shoot indiscriminately at the crowds to cause chaos that led to mass panic and reaction from demonstrators.

A Venezuelan national march has been called for Saturday. President Nicolás Maduro has said, "No permit, No march." But the Venezuelan Republican Constitution allows the people of Venezuela to ignore him. (Click on image to enlarge)