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Prosecutor investigating anti-Chavez coup killed in terrorist attack

La Riposte, Martes, Noviembre 23, 2004 - 06:27

Jorge Martin

State Prosecutor Danilo Anderson, late on Thursday night in Caracas, Venezuela, was killed when two bombs planted in his car exploded. He had been investigating into the activities of all those responsible for the April 2002 attempted coup. This is a clear indication that the oligarchy will stop at nothing to crush the revolution. The masses should take note and act accordingly. By Jorge Martin (November 19, 2004)

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The explosion of two bombs in his car took the life of 38-year old State Prosecutor Danilo Anderson, late on Thursday night in Caracas, Venezuela. The terrorist attack took place at 11.50 pm in Los Chaguaramos, in south east Caracas, where Danilo Anderson was coming away from evening classes he was attending at the University.

From his role as State Prosecutor Danilo Anderson had waged a tireless struggle to get the leaders of the opposition prosecuted for the crimes they have committed and particularly for the military coup they organised on April 11th 2002.

In August 2002, Venezuela’s Supreme Court ruled that in Venezuela there had been no coup d’etat. As amazing as this ruling can seem, the Court decided that there had instead been a “vacuum of power

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