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Guarimbero

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What does Guarimbero mean?

3 published definitions

Guarimbero

Someone who is fed up with the abuse and humiliation from a corrupt and ineffective government, deciding to take a stand and protest publicly as a constitutional right. While common people see them as brave, the government labels them a Guarimbero. (In Venezuela, a 'guarimba' refers to a street barricade used during protests, and a Guarimbero is a person who participates in these street blockades.)

The shameful case of Franklin Brito, Leopoldo Lopez, Judge Afiuni, Danilo Anderson, Robert Serra, Hugo Chavez: we are talking about deaths, imprisonments, and murders that remain unsolved.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

Guarimbero

A person who blocks roads, streets, or avenues using barricades. (In Venezuela, these makeshift street blockades are known as guarimbas and are typically used during political protests).

The Guarimbero blocked 7th Street.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

Guarimbero

A person trained to build street barricades, set fire to property, and attack or threaten fellow citizens for not sharing their views. These individuals use violence to destabilize a legally established government and violate the national constitution. (The term is derived from 'guarimba', which refers to organized street blockades used as a form of protest in Venezuela).

Burning down commercial businesses, burning tires, and preventing people from moving freely.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

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