01:37We're here to demand freedom for President Maduro and First Lady Celia Flores.
01:43We've come from all across the U.S., and I'm from Michigan myself, to demand that they
01:49be set free by the Trump administration.
01:51They've done nothing wrong.
01:53They've committed no crimes.
01:59They're just being abused by the U.S. government, and we demand their freedom.
02:06Brooklyn is housing right now the prisoners of war, Nicolas Maduro and Celia Flores.
02:12And we have so many other things as a city, as a country to spend money on that's not
02:17housing people that we kidnap, that is like prisoners of war and spending money on war
02:23and aggression.
02:24So I'm here standing up against that and demanding that these charges be dropped and that Nicolas
02:29Maduro and Celia Flores be freed.
02:33As a Venezuelan, for me, it's so important to be here representing my country, the people
02:38that want freedom.
02:40And I'm so upset with all these people, even Venezuela, they've never been there.
02:47And they're here protesting because they got paid.
02:50This is a work day for them.
02:52You know, they start protesting at 8 in the morning.
02:55But that's why we are here, Rio Venezuelan, telling people, telling the world what's the
03:00truth in my country.
03:01We still have a dictatorship.
03:03We still are in a process to be freedom.
03:06So that's why we are here.
03:32As a Venezuelan, it's important for me to be here.
03:37To witness, perhaps indirectly, Nicolas Maduro, the man we may need to blame for everything
03:44Venezuelans have suffered these last years, face some sort of justice.
03:47We have everywhere.
03:49We have everywhere.
03:49Free him now.
03:50We want justice, you say how.
03:53We want justice, you say how.
03:55We want justice, you say how.
03:56Right now.
03:57Free Celia right now.
04:02Venezuelans have had to live through hell for 20 something years and for us to see that
04:10these people that have very willingly plunged us into so much chaos and fear, well it's
04:18very thrilling to see that at least one of them will pay for his crimes.
04:23I'm Venezuelan and I'm requesting justice for my country.
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