Venezuelan opposition party Vente Venezuela, led by María Corina Machado, reported a “robbery” at its headquarters early Friday morning. Six armed men with their faces covered reportedly “subdued guards” to “take equipment and documents.”
The robbery reportedly occurred after hooded assailants penetrated the party’s security forces and vandalized the offices by breaking doors and spray painting the building with graffiti. The hooded assailants also took equipment and documents, the party reported on social media networks.
The social media posts, accompanied by two videos and a photograph, denounced the robbery, which it referred to as an “onslaught,” adding that it believed “some” of its members were in danger “for political reasons.”
