Vecina protesta durante intervención de embajadora venezolana en México: Estamos oprimidos

La representing Venezuelan ambassador, Stella Lugo, experienced an interruption during her speech in Ciudad de México on July 5th. A migrant woman boldly expressed her dissatisfaction with the countrys political and economic crisis, which has forced over 7.9 million Venezuelans to emigrate, according to UNHCR reports.

The emotional woman approached the stage, asserting, We are not a free country; we are a people subjected to oppression. Dont touch me, because I am in a free nation where no one can touch me. I am Venezuelan, and I have lived here for 10 years. She urged the Venezuelan officials to return home and try surviving on the minimum wage, which is under $2.

Social media users backed the womans courageous statements, commenting, What courage to disrupt a hypocritical event. Bravo, great woman, brave, we Venezuelans do not support the image cleansing of the regime.

This encounter occurred on a day marking Venezuelas independence, yet citizens took the opportunity to demand improvements from their government and seek a positive change for its people. The 5th of July became a day to raise awareness about the need for action in Venezuela.,