29 Jan 2019 | 11:29 PM UTC
Namibia: Demonstration planned in Windhoek January 30
Centre for People’s Resistance (CPR) to demonstrate in Windhoek to denounce US’ policy towards Venezuela January 30; heightened security presence and localized transportation disruptions are to be expected
Event
The Centre for People's Resistance (CPR) has called for a demonstration in Windhoek on Wednesday, January 30, to denounce the US government's policy towards Venezuela. A march is set to take place from 12:45 to 14:30 (local time) beginning at the Kudu Statue on Independence Avenue and proceeding to the US Embassy at Ausspannplatz. A heightened security presence and localized transportation disruptions are to be expected near the demonstration.
Context
The Centre for People's Resistance (CPR) declared its solidarity with President Nicolás Maduro's administration in Venezuela on January 27 and pledged to protest the US government's policy towards Venezuela.
Advice
Individuals present in Windhoek are advised to avoid all potential demonstrations, anticipate likely transportation disruptions surrounding protests, and to monitor developments to the situation.
