A medic says at least 16 people were killed

(Reuters) - he registered to participate in the April 14, shortly after the election, venezuela acting President nicolas maduro has vowed to walking, unarmed, to the most difficult of Caracas slum and asked drug gangs to lay down their guns. Maduro and his opponent, enrique capri rice suffered from, conflict in a top campaign issue: murder, armed robbery and kidnapping daily, South American countries, one of the most dangerous in the world. "We're going to like this, our bare chest!" Cried in the campaign maduro, driving people crazy he pulled open his shirt, the Venezuelan flag, showing the red t-shirts emblazoned with the eyes of his late boss, Hugo chavez. "We want to go without fear, tell these young people to stop the killing, give up the gun, came to Christ the redeemer!" Worry about personal safety routinely top concern of voters in this country has the world's largest oil reserves - although many programs started in his 14 years of rule by Hugo chavez's purpose is to reduce the data of homicide. In a report last week, the United Nations development program (undp), says only in Honduras, el Salvador, ivory coast and Jamaica are worse than venezuela 45.1 murders per 100000 people. Interest is paid at the rate of 4.2 in the United States. The Venezuelan government admitted that the country had suffered more than most violent crime. But it accused the opposition politicians exaggerate problems, shamelessly is stoking fears to tarnish chavez's socialist "revolution". On Sunday, maduro accused the U.S. department of defense and the U.S. central intelligence agency of plotting to assassinate capri rice suffers and blamed it on the government to cause confusion and trigger coup ahead of the vote. Washington emphatically denied it. Opposition candidates, a 40-year-old centrist governor who accused maduro use emotion in Mr Chavez's death on March 5, in order to win the election, began a provincial tourism during the weekend. Capri rice subjected to invoke a poor imitati maduro