VENEZUELAN POLITICIAN STRIPS TO HIS BRIEFS WHILE GIVING A SPEECH IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

Venezuelan opposition lawmaker, Gilber Caro, stripped to his briefs during a debate in front of the country’s National Assembly. A member of the opposition party Popular Will, stood in front of his colleagues to call for unity and support for Juan Requesens, 29, an opposition leader who allegedly played a role in an assassination attempt on President Nicolas Maduro on August 4 during a military celebration.

Caro said: 

"It’s the moment. I call for unity in this institution so that we can defend it the way Requesens was out in the street defending the institution and Venezuela’s liberty."

The 43-year-old removed his sports coat as he asked everyone: 

"Where does a man’s dignity rest?"

He blamed the president’s administration of stripping its citizens basic rights to food and medicine.

Caro was imprisoned for 17 months after Maduro accused him of carrying out terror attacks in 2016 before he regained his freedom in June.

He continued:

"A man’s dignity and love is not carried inside what I just finished removing. The dignity is in the heart and we carry Venezuela in the heart, [too]."

Requesens remain detained along with two other high-ranking military officials, whose exact roles in the alleged assassination plot weren’t revealed.

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