Thousands march on Venezuelan Capital to protest Maduro

Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt. Thousands of Venezuelans marched on central Caracas on Wednesday in a protest against the government. According to the Attorney General Ortaga Diaz, the current wave of protests has left 26 people, including four minors dead, in addition to more than 400 injured and 300 detained. Police responded by firing tear gas at demonstrators who set up barricades and burnt tires, bringing traffic on a vital Caracas highway to a screeching halt.