communication from venezuela

>Good morning, I'm still Ok.
>
>Thanks for your support, as you recommend I'll try to get as much
>information as I can. Until now there's only me but i'm getting in touch
>with some other people that where in that march and saw the same stuff that
>I did. I'm also going to try to take some pictures it's a difficult task but
>I think I can accomplish it. I'm trying to get some different pictures from
>the march, different of the one the medias are showing. I don't know how to
>program computers but I can find someone to do it, why is that important?
>How will that help? I do have technical skills though... I can write to you
>in spanish, english and french, what ever you like...
>
>This is the last news I got:
>
>According to some sources I got yesterday night and this morning there have
>been some revoltes around the country, people have taken the streets of the
>poverty areas and thousand and thousand of people went to Fuerte Tiuna,
>where they are holding Chavez, to manifest their support to him and the
>National Guard repress them they force them to move away, some gun shoots
>where heard but I my source couldn't get an accurated information about it.
>This is the same National Guard that said they are against repressing the
>citizens and take sides in favor of some group of people. Clearly the
>National Guard it's taking somebody's side here now.
>
>The media still without showing any of this information they haven't even
>show this march. Now I'm thinking, Is this a fair way of inform??? I'm still
>saying this is a media strike...
>
>I just got a last minute rumor, according to someone that call me, they are
>holding all of the ministers in the Supreme Court House and they are
>supposed to be running their trials and pressing charges agaisnt them
>without anybodys presence or any TV or radio coverage. Now I think isn't the
>citizens supposed to press the charges agaisnt them and find them guilty or
>not of those charges??? Remember this last paragraph it's just a rumor...
>