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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Caracas - 12 February 2019
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Various of people gathered with candles in eastern Caracas square for vigil in honour of imprisoned and youths killed during protests against Nicolas Maduro
2. Wide of Jose Manuel Rodriguez, father of young man imprisoned during protests against Nicolas Maduro, holding banner reading (Spanish): "Free Renny"
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Manuel Chacin, father of young man imprisoned during protests against Nicolas Maduro:
"I'm at this vigil like all the people that are here, relatives of victims and political prisoners who are unfairly behind bars, those who have been lucky, because there are some who are no longer here."
4. Poster with a picture reading (Spanish): "No more dead"
5. Wide of people gathered in Caracas square holding letters reading (Spanish): "Memory and Justice"
6. Various of a poster of Miguel Castillo, young man wearing a Venezuelan flag as cape
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carmen Elena Bracho, mother Miguel Castillo, a young man killed during 2017 protests against Nicolas Maduro:
"I feel there is hope, we hope there is a definite route that, I think, (referring to changes in politics at the moment) is leading us down the right path. Cessation of the usurpation, declaration of the transitional government and free elections. That is the route and we have to follow it. We have hope."
8. Close of lit candle
9. Wide of students in vigil with candles
10. Young man seated during the vigil
11. People standing holding posters
12. Wide of vigil in Caracas square
STORYLINE:
Students from several universities in Caracas began a vigil on Tuesday night to mark Youth Day and to honour of those killed during anti-government marches in 2014 and 2017.
The vigil was held in the Plaza Bolivar de Chacao on the eastern side of Caracas.
People held posters with slogans reading, "No more dead" and pictures of those imprisoned or killed.
One father whose son was imprisoned during protests said: "I'm at this vigil like all the people that are here, relatives of victims and political prisoners who are unfairly behind bars."
"Those who have been lucky, because there are some who are no longer here," added Jose Manuel Chacin.
Unlike Chacin, Carmen Elena Bracho's son, Miguel Castillo, was killed during protests in 2017.
"I feel there is hope, we hope there is a definite route that, I think, (referring to changes in politics at the moment) is leading us down the right path. Cessation of the usurpation, declaration of the transitional government and free elections. That is the route and we have to follow it. We have hope."
The vigil is expected to end on Wednesday.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Caracas - 12 February 2019
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Various of people gathered with candles in eastern Caracas square for vigil in honour of imprisoned and youths killed during protests against Nicolas Maduro
2. Wide of Jose Manuel Rodriguez, father of young man imprisoned during protests against Nicolas Maduro, holding banner reading (Spanish): "Free Renny"
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Manuel Chacin, father of young man imprisoned during protests against Nicolas Maduro:
"I'm at this vigil like all the people that are here, relatives of victims and political prisoners who are unfairly behind bars, those who have been lucky, because there are some who are no longer here."
4. Poster with a picture reading (Spanish): "No more dead"
5. Wide of people gathered in Caracas square holding letters reading (Spanish): "Memory and Justice"
6. Various of a poster of Miguel Castillo, young man wearing a Venezuelan flag as cape
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carmen Elena Bracho, mother Miguel Castillo, a young man killed during 2017 protests against Nicolas Maduro:
"I feel there is hope, we hope there is a definite route that, I think, (referring to changes in politics at the moment) is leading us down the right path. Cessation of the usurpation, declaration of the transitional government and free elections. That is the route and we have to follow it. We have hope."
8. Close of lit candle
9. Wide of students in vigil with candles
10. Young man seated during the vigil
11. People standing holding posters
12. Wide of vigil in Caracas square
STORYLINE:
Students from several universities in Caracas began a vigil on Tuesday night to mark Youth Day and to honour of those killed during anti-government marches in 2014 and 2017.
The vigil was held in the Plaza Bolivar de Chacao on the eastern side of Caracas.
People held posters with slogans reading, "No more dead" and pictures of those imprisoned or killed.
One father whose son was imprisoned during protests said: "I'm at this vigil like all the people that are here, relatives of victims and political prisoners who are unfairly behind bars."
"Those who have been lucky, because there are some who are no longer here," added Jose Manuel Chacin.
Unlike Chacin, Carmen Elena Bracho's son, Miguel Castillo, was killed during protests in 2017.
"I feel there is hope, we hope there is a definite route that, I think, (referring to changes in politics at the moment) is leading us down the right path. Cessation of the usurpation, declaration of the transitional government and free elections. That is the route and we have to follow it. We have hope."
The vigil is expected to end on Wednesday.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
