Maduro: Students' reply to the call for dialogue was aggressive

"We will designate a flexible, promoting team of open doors, not at all sectarian or closed"

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro chaired on Friday a roundtable within the framework of the Peace Conference, an initiative implemented last Wednesday. He reasserted his call to the student movement for rapport.

"I called upon the right-wing student movement. (...) I received the reply of some of them yesterday (Thursday). It is a very aggressive, violent wording, more than before. The answer was very bad; they have bad advisors; who knows? I keep on calling upon them in whatever form they want to attend." Maduro noted that students could meet with him, with Vice-President Jorge Arreaza, or in the context of the Peace Conference.

During the meeting, Maduro appointed a promotion and coordination team "for things not to remain in the air, not to be lost." He announced the set up of peace conferences in the province. "It will be as ample as possible in the states of Táchira, Mérida and Miranda."

Maduro praised the message to Venezuela by Pope Francis: "His message to Venezuela is perfect; we fully welcome it."

"We will designate a flexible, promoting team of open doors, not at all sectarian or closed."

Calling Henrique Capriles


Maduro reaffirmed his invitation to opposition leader Henrique Capriles to join the National Peace Conference. "I keep my call to Miranda state government; I suggested a meeting with state governors of Lara, Amazonas," he said at Miraflores presidential palace, before an audience including top authorities of the government branches.

Source: El Universal

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Coulter: Defending Clinton for Years Shows Feminists Aggressive Hypocrisy and Tyranny

Ann Coulter faced off yet again with Piers Morgan on Tuesday night, this time over the “Hillary papers” and whether it’s fair to judge a woman on the sins of her husband. What Coulter found more interesting was the feminist “hypocrisy” inherent in defending Bill Clinton‘s transgressions, whilst decrying the War on Women on the right. She also pointed to practically every questionable Democrat in the last few years, from John Edwards to Bob Filner to Eliot Spitzer to Anthony Weiner.

On the Hillary Clinton papers, Coulter said none of this is really that surprising, except maybe to “diehard Clinton supporters.” Morgan wondered why the former president’s indiscretions should have any impact on his wife’s potential presidential run. Coulter responded, “It’s undermining this entire idea of the Republican War on Women.”

She mockingly said NOW’s stance is “you get one free grope,” decrying “the utter aggressive hypocrisy and tyranny of the feminist movement” in how much it’s twisted and contorted to defend Clinton. Coulter explained the new rule is they don’t go after a man who took advantage of a young woman in the workplace “if it’s someone we like because he’s protecting abortion rights.”

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