Correction… The previous post wrongly reported that the La Carlota security zone includes Francisco de Miranda Avenue and the Plaza Altamira. It doesn’t. It does include a big...
Correction…
The previous post wrongly reported that the La Carlota security zone includes Francisco de Miranda Avenue and the Plaza Altamira. It doesn’t. It does include a big part of the East-side highway, and Chacaito’s Plaza Brión.
In other late-breaking news, TalCual reports that the government is planning to take these security zones nationwide, with the next batch including military bases in Lara, Aragua and Carabobo states. Dear lord.
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