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"No one will steal our resolve to live in freedom"


Truth - Maria de los Santos Galbán - Maracaibo - 3/7/2010 00:01 03

At the request of students of Medicine and Humanities at the University of Zulia, Julio Rivas, president of the Student Youth Platform Enables Venezuela Unida (Javu), visited the city to integrate more than 300 young student movement. "The future is at risk and we are bringing together youth who are willing to face, we have firm principles and conviction not to give away our future, we are willing to pay the sacrifices that previous generations took for allowing us to live in freedom." The

youth leader said the ceremony attended by the medical school is one of many that take place throughout the country. Javu reported that already has a presence in 17 states and in the coming days will begin an escalating constitutional battle to "rescue" democracy and "restoring" the rule of law.

Javu is a group that was created to resist the regime's attempts to subdue. Our reason for being is to fight in defense of democratic values \u200b\u200band constitutional grounds. Each member of (Javu) is a bamboo seed, no one will start the country, no one will steal our resolve to live in freedom. "

" Democracy is not a fashion item, "reaffirming its commitment to ensure that it is not dissipated or lost among the many" chains presidential political prisoners, political exiles, and the mismanagement or abuse of the Charter Magna. "insisted that young people must assume the defense of the country and democratic principles as a priority.

" We are full of hope and we have the immense desire to continue contributing ideas and work on building the future we want. There ability to deliver, I am accompanied by natural leaders who are willing to use all their energy and resources for this to live in a country free thought. We are ready to build the defense of a culture of transparency and to bring our enthusiasm and dynamism in strengthening our country, a free Venezuela.

Youth Awareness

Rivas said that there are still things to do, as the call of the youth to get involved with the "homeland." He noted that one of the strategies or campaigns Javu is willing to do is raise awareness within the youth. "We must make them understand, myself included, that if we do not risk and defend democratic space as a civic obligation, the future ahead will be darker than this, that indeed, today encouraged many to leave our country. We need more commitment and dedication, but there are great intentions of doing good. "

response to the question of what should be the agenda of those who want a significant change on 26 September, his response was that it" must marked by the need for citizens, the rights and demanding solutions to basic problems such as light, water, food and health. "He did not forget the hunger strikes, which, he says, have become a pressure mechanism and a state policy, as well as give important gains release from prison and report "strong" by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR).