In Caracas began clashes between military and protesters

. Clashes between the military and protesters was launched in Caracas, informs a portal Nacional.

in some areas of the capital of Venezuela built the barricades, heard the rattle of pans, over the last period of time symbolizes the Venezuelans protest against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Protesters from a large area Cathia hurled objects at the car of the National guard.

Special forces deployed in the territory of the metro station Gato Negro, where also think so. Refers to the use of tear gas.

the people's choice opposition of the Parliament of Venezuela, Jose Olivares said about the first victim of the protests." We confirmed that the hospital district Cathia did the 1st victim in the end, the use of firearms during the protests, " he wrote in a private Twitter.

for its part, the famous journalist Roman Camacho said about 2 dead and 2 wounded.

in addition, in the city of San Felix in Bolivar state, Protesters burned a statue of former President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez.

The head of the opposition, Parliament of Venezuela Juan Guido urged the people January 23 to take to the streets in protest against what is happening in the country. Allies of Maduro, in contrast, have plans on Wednesday to hold a March in a sign of struggle against foreign intervention and in support of the President.

on the first day of the week numerous protests broke out in three districts of Caracas in support of the failed rebellion of a group of military who tied. Citizens took to the streets and built barricades of rocks and tires, banging pots in protest against the policies of the Maduro. Authorities used tear gas to force the dissolution of the protests.

before Venezuela's Parliament elected a new head - Juan, Guido who told about the intention to make the transitional authority for the restoration of constitutional order and the Foundation for the return of assets which have been taken from the people of the country to corrupt practices. The Supreme court of Venezuela has not recognized the new leadership of the National Assembly.

The actions of the Venezuelan opposition, supported by Vice-President Mike Pence.



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