4 Attorney´s Office, the National Electoral Board and the National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL, for its acronym in Spanish) against Globovisión; d) the “[i]ncitement to the murder of Alberto Federico Ravell, General Director of Globovisión, by the state-owned TV channel […]” and the “[d]eath threat against Globovisión correspondent in the State of Aragua, Carmen Elica Pecorelli […];” e) several “[a]ttacks to the property and premises of Globovisión made by supporters and partisans of the National Government […]”, including, though not limited to: i. “[p]hysical aggression to a Globovision team perpetrated by Agents of the Metropolitan Police, in Plaza Venezuela, Caracas, on December 6, 2007 […];” ii. “[a]ggression to Globovisión reporters, Diana Carolina Ruíz and Beatriz Adrián, while they were covering the third debate on the constitutional amendment bill by the National Assembly, on October 15, […];” iii. the “[attack to a] microwave equipment belonging to Globovisión at the premises of the Universidad Central de Venezuela, on November 7, 2007 […];” iv. damages made to Globovisión premises on November 11, 2007 through wall paintings with the word “SI” (YES), clearly referring to the proposal for the constitutional amendment, and the word “FASCISTS”; v. verbal abuse made during a political meeting held in the surroundings of Globovisión premises, by the so-called Comando Simón Bolivar, on November 15, 2007 and the alleged damages made with paintings and petards to the facade of the TV station; vi. the “[a]ggression to a Globovision team after the coverage of the declarations of the National Federation of Workers of the Transportation Sector, in downtown Caracas, on November 20, 2007 […];” vii. the “[verbal] [a]buse of Globovision premises on November 28, 2007;” viii. “[obstruction by] Members of the Republic Plan […] of the right to vote of Globovisión workers and [attack to] reporter Ana Karina Villalba, perpetrated at School Unit San Carlos Borromeo, in Caricuao, Caracas, on December 2, 2007,” and ix. the “[a]ggression to Globovisión correspondent in the State of Táchira, Freddy Machado, during the coverage of the referendum for the approval of the constitutional amendment, on December 2, 2007 […];”