On July 6 the authorities
of the Universidad de Carabobo publically
asked the chavista governor of
Carabobo State, Rafael Lacava, to take urgent actions to solve the security
problems of the crime ridden campus of the university. “Mr. Governor Rafael
Lacava, the university is calling you, as head of state of this region: the
government is responsible for the security of the members of this school,” said
Divo de Romero, the university’s rector.
The next day governor
Lacava
answered in a video posted via Twitter (@rafaellacava10) in which he
accused Divo, and the secretary of the university, of being “thieves.” He also promised
the students of the university that he would take back the school from the current
authorities. “There will soon be surprises,” added the governor.
On July 11, Divo
said she had been taken by police officers to the regional headquarters of
the SEBIN (Bolivarian Intelligence Service) and questioned about her
participation in an alleged plot to topple the government of Nicolas Maduro and
to assassinate governor Lavaca and his family.
Divo denied being
part of any such conspiracy and was released the same day.
The Venezuelan
Association of University Rectors (AVERU) published
a statement denouncing the “harassment and political persecution by SEBIN
of which rector Jessy Divo has been victim.”
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