ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月1日 02時34分

This police officer, photographed by @meridithkohut, is part of special forces unit, known as the Special Actions Force, or FAES, created by President Nicolás Maduro of #Venezuela to crush dissent. #Maduro is facing the biggest challenge to his authoritarian rule yet. Protesters are in the streets, an opposition lawmaker has declared himself the rightful president and a growing number of foreign governments have backed that claim. The #Trump administration has intensified the pressure, cutting off Maduro’s access to oil sales in the U.S. — a principal source of his government’s cash. In the face of the crisis, Maduro has sent out security forces throughout Venezuela who have conducted deadly operations that have alarmed even some of the president’s traditional supporters. Much of the crackdown has been on gang groups in Venezuela’s slums. Now the unit appears to have Maduro’s political opponents in its sights. It’s being sent to work as Maduro’s enforcer in the poor neighborhoods that once supported him but have turned against him, according to human rights groups, former government officials and current lawmakers. At least 40 people have been killed in the latest round of protests against Maduro, largely in nightly raids in poor neighborhoods involving the special police unit, human rights groups say. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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