This is what HRW declared about the alleged 30 thousand deaths in Venezuela

This is what HRW declared about the alleged 30 thousand deaths in Venezuela
This Tuesday, some international media released the opinion matrix that there were not 11, but 30,000 deaths from coronavirus in Venezuela, accusing the government of manipulating its reports.

Specifically, this statistic had been contributed by Manuel Vivanco, President of Human Rights Watch (HRW) for the Americas, and had been accompanied by some opinions from Johns Hopkins University. According to Vivanco statements issued by La Tercera: "The most conservative statistics indicate that in a country with the population of 30 million in Venezuela, if 1% are infected, we are talking about 300 thousand infected and they say they have a thousand."

We note that in his "statistics", he speaks of contagions and not of deaths in particular, so it was from this ambiguity that these means were used to generate a new fake and spread that there were 30,000 victims.

It should be noted that Vivanco's statements insist on qualifying as "false and absurd" the figures of the development of this pandemic in the country, without presenting any evidence to prove it. These shocking statements in the media, but without support, seek to minimize the ravages of the virus in Brazil (391,222 cases and 24,512 deaths), Peru (129,751 infected and 3,788 dead), Chile (77,961 cases and 806 dead), Ecuador (37,355 positive and 3,203 dead ) and Colombia (23,003 cases and 776 deaths), to name a few. In fact, Brazil became the second country in the world with the most cases on the planet.

In the same way, these media and NGOs have made Venezuela's efforts invisible, despite the blockades, coercive measures, attacks and even terrorist incursions, to serve not only its citizens within its borders, but all those more than 50 thousand nationals who have arrived in the country fleeing from xenophobia, hunger, exclusion and lack of health care.