Okay. Yes, right now in Venezuela we don't have the rule of law. We don't have autonomous powers. That's why in 2014 Leopoldo López, my husband, asked for an election and protests in the streets to change that to prevent the humanitarian crisis that we have right now.
Right now in Venezuela we don't have the rule of law, but they repress us with guns and tanks. In the last four weeks we have had more than 2,000 detentions, and they go to military courts because Luisa Ortega, the prosecutor of Venezuela, says no, this is an attempted coup against the state, and that he can do more of the same.
Things are happening in Venezuela. One of the powers says no, this is a dictatorship, and right now the army goes to the military courts. That's unconstitutional. It is a human rights violation, because civil goes to civil courts and the military goes to military courts. We have a military dictatorship and a repressive dictatorship, and that's why they are using the military to detain people and to put more people in jail.
They are trying to block the protests. They try to put fear in the streets, but the Venezuelan people are going to be in the streets as we rescue our democracy. We can't stop.