- This was the scene on Tuesday night in Altamira, Caracas:
This was the scene at the barricade. Police revving their bikes aggressively. #altamira #caracas #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/2VRpa8S0PT
"It's over, we're very few, time to go home". Protestors heading back after ruckus. #altamira #caracas #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/r78CfbZB3w- And then as Wednesday dawned:
Lots of signs of continuing protest along #chacao's main artery along from #altamira.Police presence large #venezuela pic.twitter.com/EH29lu81WO
Huge #chavista crowds here at Los Proceres to remember their beloved leader Hugo #Chavez. #caracas #venezuela #5M pic.twitter.com/wGUdkxpKw6
"The majority of #Venezuela supports the politics of Hugo #Chavez, we are happy today" #caracas #venezuela #5M pic.twitter.com/5ktYiTqdEX
The scene in #Cafetal where the entire centre has been blockaded by the opposition. All calm #caracas #venezuela #5M pic.twitter.com/MopKLC2bIo
#Chavista queue here ten metres wide and a kilometre long. People excited for memorial event. #caracas #venezuela #5M pic.twitter.com/Z59dPekuvO
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The view from Venezuela amid protests
Today the streets of Caracas are being reclaimed by swarms of red-clad government supporters. They’re turning out to commemorate one year since the death of Hugo Chavez.
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