Venezuela opposition blames Maduro for detained activist's deathCARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela s opposition blamed President Nicolas Maduro s government on Monday for the death of a sick activist in detention, saying he was framed and then denied medical help. Carlos Garcia, a local legislator in western Apure state, suffered a stroke in August after being arrested in late 2016 during protests and having money planted on him, his party said. Two days before his death on Sunday, Garcia was granted house arrest but was never transported home, the Justice First party added in a statement, saying the accusations were invented and he was never allowed adequate medical help.  He should never have been in prison and should never have died at the hands of a repressive government whose hands today more than ever are stained with blood,  said the party s secretary general, Tomas Guanipa. Venezuela s opposition parties accuse Maduro, the 54-year-old successor of Hugo Chavez, of being a dictator and maintaining hundreds of political prisoners on trumped-up charges.  He denies that, saying all activists behind bars are there on legitimate charges, including for  terrorism  and coup-plotting against his socialist government.  Venezuela s Supreme Court said Garcia had been  detained on suspicion of theft, instigation of disorder, and arson.  He had received  appropriate medical attention  in hospital for a condition of  immuno-deficient infectious disease,  which may have led to the fatal brain problem, it added in a statement.  We request the nation s political leaders to abstain from giving irresponsible opinions with false information intended to cause alarm in the population. On the contrary, we must give Christian respect to this Venezuelan citizen s memory.     worldnews
venezuela opposition blames maduro detained activist deathcaracas reuters venezuela opposition blamed president nicolas maduro government monday death sick activist detention saying framed denied medical help carlos garcia local legislator western pure state suffered stroke august arrested late protests money planted party said two days death sunday garcia granted house arrest never transported home justice first party added statement saying accusations invented never allowed adequate medical help he never prison never died hands repressive government whose hands today ever stained blood said party secretary general tomas guanipa venezuela opposition parties accuse maduro successor hugo chavez dictator maintaining hundreds political prisoners charges he denies saying activists behind bars legitimate charges including terrorism socialist government venezuela supreme court said garcia detained suspicion theft instigation disorder arson he received appropriate medical attention hospital condition infectious disease may led fatal brain problem added statement we request nation political leaders abstain giving irresponsible opinions false information intended cause alarm population on contrary must give christian respect venezuela citizen memory worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Venezuela opposition blames Maduro for detained activist's deathCARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela s opposition blamed President Nicolas Maduro s government on Monday for the death of a sick activist in detention, saying he was framed and then denied medical help. Carlos Garcia, a local legislator in western Apure state, suffered a stroke in August after being arrested in late 2016 during protests and having money planted on him, his party said. Two days before his death on Sunday, Garcia was granted house arrest but was never transported home, the Justice First party added in a statement, saying the accusations were invented and he was never allowed adequate medical help.  He should never have been in prison and should never have died at the hands of a repressive government whose hands today more than ever are stained with blood,  said the party s secretary general, Tomas Guanipa. Venezuela s opposition parties accuse Maduro, the 54-year-old successor of Hugo Chavez, of being a dictator and maintaining hundreds of political prisoners on trumped-up charges.  He denies that, saying all activists behind bars are there on legitimate charges, including for  terrorism  and coup-plotting against his socialist government.  Venezuela s Supreme Court said Garcia had been  detained on suspicion of theft, instigation of disorder, and arson.  He had received  appropriate medical attention  in hospital for a condition of  immuno-deficient infectious disease,  which may have led to the fatal brain problem, it added in a statement.  We request the nation s political leaders to abstain from giving irresponsible opinions with false information intended to cause alarm in the population. On the contrary, we must give Christian respect to this Venezuelan citizen s memory.     worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: venezuela opposition blames maduro detained activist deathcaracas reuters venezuela opposition blamed president nicolas maduro government monday death sick activist detention saying framed denied medical help carlos garcia local legislator western pure state suffered stroke august arrested late protests money planted party said two days death sunday garcia granted house arrest never transported home justice first party added statement saying accusations invented never allowed adequate medical help he never prison never died hands repressive government whose hands today ever stained blood said party secretary general tomas guanipa venezuela opposition parties accuse maduro successor hugo chavez dictator maintaining hundreds political prisoners charges he denies saying activists behind bars legitimate charges including terrorism socialist government venezuela supreme court said garcia detained suspicion theft instigation disorder arson he received appropriate medical attention hospital condition infectious disease may led fatal brain problem added statement we request nation political leaders abstain giving irresponsible opinions false information intended cause alarm population on contrary must give christian respect venezuela citizen memory worldnews