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For over five months, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans
have taken to the streets of the country to protest against the
dictatorial Venezuelan regime. Since the protests started, more
than 125 people have been killed, nearly
4,000 have been arrested and thousands injured across the
country. The unrest began after the Venezuelan Supreme Court of
Justice, managed by pro-Maduro judges, initiated a process that
will deprive the opposition-led National Assembly of legislative
powers. Five months later, the political, humanitarian…

For over five months, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans
have taken to the streets of the country to protest against the
dictatorial Venezuelan regime. Since the protests started, more
than 125 people have been killed, nearly
4,000 have been arrested and thousands injured across the
country. The unrest began after the Venezuelan Supreme Court of
Justice, managed by pro-Maduro judges, initiated a process that
will deprive the opposition-led National Assembly of legislative
powers. Five months later, the political, humanitarian…

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