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Venezuelan opposition vows to escalate protests after referendum
Over seven million Venezuelans voted yesterday in a symbolic referendum to reject the Maduro government's plan to rewrite the country's constitution, this after three months of protests that have left 93 people dead and over fifteen hundred wounded. What's next for Venezuela's opposition coalition?
By León Krauze • • 1 min readOver seven million Venezuelans voted yesterday in a symbolic referendum to reject the Maduro government's plan to rewrite the country's constitution, this after three months of protests that have left 93 people dead and over fifteen hundred wounded. What's next for Venezuela's opposition coalition? Alexandra Ulmer, who reports for Reuters in Venezuela, says the opposition has vowed to escalate its protests.
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