‘I See a Bad Future Ahead’: Bloodshed in Venezuela as Maduro’s Forces Open Fire to Stop the Uprising
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(Worthy News) – Tensions are still high in Venezuela after violent protests turned deadly this week. A Venezuelan human rights group claims four people died in street clashes this week after the opposition leader Juan Guaido called for a military uprising.
Thursday was relatively calm in the Venezuelan capital city Caracas as government forces were out in full force trying to stabilize the country after a violent 48 hours.
Residents are back on the streets trying to resume life under very difficult circumstances. [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]
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