Original sentence: On May 27 2007, the Venezuelan government declined to renew RCTV's broadcast license in order to allow its state-sponsored station TVes to operate on RCTV's channel.RCTV is highly critical of President Hugo Chávez and his government and it has been accused of openly supporting the failed 2002 coup d'état that briefly overthrew Venezuela's democratically elected government.The Venezuelan government seized RCTV's broadcast equipment, based on a ruling issued by the Supreme Court of Justice (Tribunal Supremo de Justicia  or TSJ), which is overwhelmingly composed of Chávez-era appointees.This seizure allowed the broadcasting of the government-controlled Tves throughout Venezuela.Without its public broadcast frequency, RCTV will lose most of its audience
Edited sentence: Moreover, the Venezuelan government seized RCTV's broadcast equipment, based on a opportune ruling issued by the Supreme Court of Justice (Tribunal Supremo de Justicia  or TSJ), which is overwhelmingly composed of Chávez-era appointees.On May 27 2007, the Venezuelan government refused to renew RCTV's broadcast license in order to allow its state-sponsored station TVes to operate on RCTV's channel.RCTV was highly critical of President Hugo Chávez and his government and consequently has been accused of many ills, among them of openly supporting the failed 2002 coup d'état that briefly overthrew Venezuela's democratically elected government.This is the first time that such an event (a TV station closed by a government) has happened in the country since 1958, when it embraced democracy.This seizure allowed the government-controlled Tves to start broadcasting throughout Venezuela just a few minutes after RCTV went off the air.Without its public broadcast frequency, RCTV has in effect been shut down, made to lose its audience and go out of business