Protesters are run over by Maduro’s armoured vehicles as gunfire breaks out, sending civilians running for cover after Juan Guaido calls for military uprising, sparking clashes with pro-regime troops
Posted by M. C. on April 30, 2019
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When John Bolton tells you how to run your country, you do it.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6975871/Venezuelas-Juan-Guaido-calls-military-revolt-final-phase-overthrowing-President-Maduro.html
By Chris Pleasance and George Martin and Miranda Aldersley and Chris Dyer For Mailonline
- Juan Guaido called for uprising against Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday from the La Carlota airbase in Caracas
- Guaido made the announcement surrounded by troops who then began setting up a defensive perimeter
- Maduro’s forces fired tear gas before a heavy exchange of gunfire, with protesters caught in the middle
- Video footage shows a Venezuelan National Guard armoured vehicle plough into a group of protesters
- US, which backs Guaido, said President was aware while Putin, backing Maduro, was in talks with top officials
Video footage has emerged showing President Nicolas Maduro’s troops running over anti-government protesters during clashes with the Venezuelan National Guard.
Armoured vehicles operated by soldiers loyal to the besieged president were seen ploughing into demonstrators in front of La Carlota base in Caracas.
Heavy gunfire crackled through the Venezuelan capital on Tuesday after opposition leader Juan Guaido called for a military uprising to oust President Maduro.
In the clip posted online a group of protesters could be seen throwing missiles at a white armoured vehicle. As they launch the assault as second tank emerged from the left and mounted the central reservation of the highway, mowing down a number of people.
One person could be seen falling under the wheels as both vehicles drove off, leaving crowds to swarm around the injured person.
Guaido urged protesters and members of the military to join what he called the ‘final phase of Operation Liberty’ in a video taken at La Carlota airbase in the capital Caracas while surrounded by heavily-armed soldiers.
The troops then set up defensive positions around the base before Maduro’s forces arrived and opened fire with teargas followed by live rounds, according to witnesses.
Guaido claimed that Maduro had lost the support of the military, but the President said he had spoken with his officers who had assured him of their ‘total loyalty’.

The moment an anti-government demonstrator was struck by a National Guard armoured vehicle was captured in footage posted online
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