Capriles to Chávez: Get out of the presidential palace and see slaughter

Cedeño Avenue in northern-central Carabobo state fell short in view of the crowd that poured into it to listen to the speech of opposition presidential candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski during the "Hurricane of Progress."

Wearing an olive green T-shirt and a cap with the word Venezuela engraved on it, the hopeful came out the bus and jumped on to the rostrum. He was joined by Carabobo state governor Henrique Salas Feo; national coordinator of the election campaign Leopoldo López; Congressman Miguel Pizarro; council member Alejandro Vivas; political leader Antonio Ecarri and candidate for Valencia mayor Miguel Cocchiolla.

"Wow! Look at this crowd! Long live students!" These were the first words addressed by Capriles Radonski to his Valencia followers. There, he reasserted his commitment to security, both in the state and country.

"Stop talking nonsense, bullshit; get out of the (Miraflores presidential) palace and look at the streets to see how people are being killed," he suggested the government.