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Caracas, Feb 12 (EFE) .- Opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized as Venezuela's legitimate interim president by more than 50 nations, presided Wednesday over a session of Parliament held in the streets of Caracas, while elected President Nicolas Maduro addressed the youth of the country. (ANDRY RINCON / JACKDWIN SAEZ)FOOTAGE SHOWS OPPOSITION LEADER JUAN GUAIDO PRESIDING OVER PARLIAMENTARY SESSION IN THE STREETS OF CARACAS, VENEZUELA.
Caracas, Feb 12 (EFE) .- Opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized as Venezuela's legitimate interim president by more than 50 nations, presided Wednesday over a session of Parliament held in the streets of Caracas, while elected President Nicolas Maduro addressed the youth of the country. FOOTAGE SHOWS OPPOSITION LEADER JUAN GUAIDO NICOLÁS MADURO OUTSIDE THE CONGRESS IN CARACAS, VENEZUELA. SOUNDBITES: JUAN GUAIDO, VENEZUELAN OPPOSITION LEADER (IN SPANISH)(00:00:02,52 - 00:00:25,16) "(Sanchez) was the first who recognized me as president and the party he represents ratified it in a tweet minutes ago, we are happy to have the diplomatic backing, we are going to place a lot of emphasis with concrete actions that we are articulating with all the countries of the world ... and Venezuela and its situation sadly can no longer give more, not because of the political situation that has already reached unexpected levels but because of the human situation above all."
Caracas, Feb 11 (EFE).- Opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized as Venezuela's legitimate interim president by more than 50 nations, on Tuesday was pushed and beaten by a pro-government mob that awaited him at the Simon Bolivar International Airport, which serves Caracas, upon his return from a 23-day international tour that included the United States.Just as he left the air terminal, about 200 people accosted Guaido and reportedly began beating him, both with their fists and with assorted blunt objects, also attacking his wife Fabiana Rosales.The lawmakers who support Guaido, meanwhile, encountered problems getting into the terminal after the bus on which they had arrived was halted at a police cordon.Several of the legislators then decided to make their way on foot over a lengthy stretch to the airport and thus demonstrate their support for Guaido. (Camera: ANDRY RINCON).FOOTAGE SHOWS REPORTERS AND VENEZUELAN OPPOSITION LEADER JUAN GUAIDO BEING ATTACKED BY MADURO SUPPORTERS AT THE SIMON BOLIVAR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN CARACAS; AND VENEZUELAN LAWMKERS WHO SUPPORT GUAIDO WALKING TOWARDS THE AIRPORT AFTER THEIR BUS WAS HALTED BY POLICE.
Opposition leader Juan Guaido speaks to supporters after returning to Venezuela, following a 23-day international tour in which he defied a ban on leaving the country imposed by President Nicolas Maduro's government. IMAGES
Venezuelan opposition leader Juaido Guaido and opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez, who was released from house arrest, address supporters in the Venezuelan capital after the crisis-wrecked country was plunged into heightened chaos after Guaido said he had the support of troops to oust President Nicolas Maduro, while the government denounced what it called an attempted coup. IMAGES
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