Over 100,000 people, including capital Caracas, attended anti-government rallies
Caracas … News Time
Opposition opposition activists came out in large numbers to remove President Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela. In South America, the country’s tension was rising weekly when more than one million people, including the capital Caracas, attended anti-government rallies. Opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who has received US support, has announced that he is the leader of the country. Juan Guaidó spoke in the capital city on Saturday, emphasizing high-ranking officials to join his campaign and become part of the country’s reconstruction. Meanwhile, President Nicolás Maduro also addressed his thousands of supporters. He emphasized opposition leaders to stop America from creating anarchy in Venezuela. Despite the tough stand of Nicolás Maduro, anti-government demonstrations have adopted the emergence of countrywide protests spreading from Caracas.
