.- The Colombian singer Shakira will take time on stage at the Universidad Simón Bolívar (USB) in Caracas, which act on Sunday as planned, after the lifting of a student protest which buzzed the concert, said Efe producer of the event. The group Front for the Protection of Sports Facilities USB, protesting since last Friday in front of the sports facilities, which will host the concert, decided last night to raise their protest after reaching agreement with the university authorities.
"Everything is ready for the concert. We should start the installation yesterday, but this will not affect absolutely nothing to show, started today and what remains is to discount the day, "he told Efe Andrea Benavides, company spokeswoman Evenpro, organizer of the concert. Amid the climate of protests for weeks in Venezuela, USB students decided to express their rejection of the damage that occurs to campus facilities to prevent such events happened yesterday trucks loaded with materials needed to assemble the platforms of the concert.
"We have nothing against or Shakira concert as such but against that is carried out in our fields for the damages that are generated, but last night we agreed with the chancellor and decided to suspend protest, "Antony told Efe Duran, one of the students at the protest. The young man explained that they decided to suspend their protest after the University authorities to explain them, to take their protest to the ultimate consequences, would be suspended.
In addition, as reported Duran, the president pledged to stop using sports venues of the USB for musical events from 2012. Evenpro held today that the conflict would be solved "in the best way possible for all parties" and stressed the "good" compliance with recovery work spaces to which your company is committed by contract.
"Everyone should have a site to be able to attend concerts with safety and USB is the only space we have to make good major events in Caracas, "said Benavides. Shakira will perform in Caracas as part of a tour of several South American countries including Brazil, Bolivia and Peru, to present his latest artwork, "The sun rises." 
"Everything is ready for the concert. We should start the installation yesterday, but this will not affect absolutely nothing to show, started today and what remains is to discount the day, "he told Efe Andrea Benavides, company spokeswoman Evenpro, organizer of the concert. Amid the climate of protests for weeks in Venezuela, USB students decided to express their rejection of the damage that occurs to campus facilities to prevent such events happened yesterday trucks loaded with materials needed to assemble the platforms of the concert.
"We have nothing against or Shakira concert as such but against that is carried out in our fields for the damages that are generated, but last night we agreed with the chancellor and decided to suspend protest, "Antony told Efe Duran, one of the students at the protest. The young man explained that they decided to suspend their protest after the University authorities to explain them, to take their protest to the ultimate consequences, would be suspended.
In addition, as reported Duran, the president pledged to stop using sports venues of the USB for musical events from 2012. Evenpro held today that the conflict would be solved "in the best way possible for all parties" and stressed the "good" compliance with recovery work spaces to which your company is committed by contract.
"Everyone should have a site to be able to attend concerts with safety and USB is the only space we have to make good major events in Caracas, "said Benavides. Shakira will perform in Caracas as part of a tour of several South American countries including Brazil, Bolivia and Peru, to present his latest artwork, "The sun rises."
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