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'''Immediate Mobilization Networks''' (in [[spanishSpanish language|Spanish]]: '''Fuerzas Inmediatas de Movilización''') are an alleged paramilitary organization formed by [[Venezuela]]n [[President]] [[Hugo Chavez]] to remain in control of the country if he is defeated in the [[Venezuelan presidential election, 2012|2012 presidential election]].<ref name=RPP>[http://www.rpp.com.pe/2012-09-22-chavez-tiene-plan-armado-por-si-pierde-elecciones-afirma-prensa-noticia_524320.html Chávez tiene plan armado por si pierde elecciones, afirma prensa]</ref>

Its objectives are to abort the opposition rallies before they could be prepared, detection of opposition leaders, organizing street protests and resistance and control of territory.<ref name=SDP>[http://www.sdpnoticias.com/columnas/2012/09/22/chavez-moviliza-comandos-armados-por-si-pierde-las-elecciones Chávez moviliza comandos armados por si pierde las elecciones]</ref>

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They are formed by "social intelligence teams" and "communicators in action" ("street propaganda and guerrilla internet") and of "territorial control equipment," constituted "as Rapid Action Force and Action street, with ability to block or enable critical road corridors, geographic areas or localities" and "defend the spaces adjacent to state institutions."<ref name=ABC/>

Their tactics are based on [[IranianIran]]ian [[Basij]] units whose performance was decisive to abort the [[Green Revolution]] in 2009, and used a complex system of communication encryption.<ref name=SDP/>

==References==