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Venezuela Election Protest: Venezuela's Forces Use Tear Gas On Anti-Maduro Protesters In Caracas

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Venezuela Election Protest: Venezuela's Forces Use Tear Gas On Anti-Maduro Protesters In Caracas

Venezuela Election Protest: Venezuela's Forces Use Tear Gas On Anti-Maduro Protesters In Caracas

The streets of Caracas were engulfed in turmoil Monday evening as thousands of demonstrators gathered to protest the contested results of Sunday's presidential election.

The atmosphere was tense, with reports of tear gas and rubber bullets being fired at protesters who marched from slums on the city's outskirts to the presidential palace.

The catalyst for these mass demonstrations was President Nicolás Maduro's claim of victory, which the opposition vehemently rejected as fraudulent.

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