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My country is Venezuela and my name is John Rodriguez.
My name is Juan and I'm in Caracas, in the capital.
My name is Carolina Hill.
I live near the most important military complex here in Venezuela.
Early January 3rd, it was like 1.57 a.m.
and I was watching a movie with my sister.
and everything went completely dark and five seconds later we heard the first explosion.
I ran through the window to take a look at what was going on.
My hands were shaking,
I could only see the light of the moon and we could hear the airplanes and we could hear the helicopters but we couldn't see them and The walls of my building and the windows were shaking.
I thought, now the gringos are here.