Venezuela's opposition leader is urging citizens to take to the streets in an attempt to topple President Maduro. Follow live updates.
Nicolas Maduro, who has been President since 2013 and has presided over years of economic decline, secures another six-year team after winning an election widely denounced as a sham by the opposition and the international community.Several drones armed with explosives disrupt a military parade in an apparent assassination attempt against Maduro. Amid warnings that inflation could hit one million percent by the end of the year, the government issues a new currency.
“Evidently, there is no such backing of the armed forces to Maduro’s regime," he said."Communication was blocked between civilian leaders and the democratic armed forces of Venezuela … but we have been able to pierce through that.” Guaido next to the newly-freed opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, in a photo posted to Lopez's Twitter account this morning.
Secondly, he was next to an opposition leader who is meant to be under house arrest -- Leopoldo Lopez, who is essentially Guaido's predecessor. He can only have been there if part of the military or his other captors somehow assisted. "We reject this coup movement that tries to fill the country with violence. The traitors that have placed themselves at the head of this subversive movement have employed troops and police with weapons of war in a public street in the city to create anguish and terror,” Diaz-Canel wrote on Twitter.From CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh
Another government figure, Maduro's communications vice minister Isbemar Jimenez, also told CNN that"the situation is under control.” Jimenez added:"All military garrisons support Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro."US Senator Marco Rubio has urged Venezuelan military personnel to"fulfill their constitutional oath" and support Guaidó, who declared himself the interim president of the country in January.
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