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Added on the 26/03/2019 08:20:00 - Copyright : AFP EN
Caracas went dark on Tuesday night following the latest blackout in the Venezuelan capital. IMAGES
The streets of Caracas are plunged into darkness as Venezuela suffers a new massive blackout, two weeks after a similar outage caused deaths and chaos. IMAGES of nightfall in Caracas
Millions of Venezuelans spent the night in the dark again. They were just beginning to recover from the massive blackout that paralyzed the country 20 days ago for a week. TIMELAPSE IMAGES of sun rising over Caracas IMAGES
Supporters of Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido protest in Caracas as a devastating blackout, that has left millions without power, enters its fifth day. IMAGES
Colombian President Gustavo Petro arrives in Caracas to meet with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro. The visit comes a week after Petro called the disqualification of opposition candidates in Venezuela's presidential election an "undemocratic coup." IMAGES
Polling stations open in Caracas as Venezuela presses ahead with a referendum that it hopes will strengthen its century-old claim to the oil-rich Essequibo territory controlled by neighbouring Guyana. Caracas contends that the Essequibo River to the east of the region is the natural border between the two countries, as declared in 1777 under Spanish rule, and that the United Kingdom wrongly appropriated Venezuelan lands in the 19th century. Guyana, however, asserts that the border was set in the British colonial era and was confirmed in 1899 by a court of arbitration. It says the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the UN's top judicial body, has validated this finding. IMAGES
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