Caracas Reacts to U.S. Capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
PBS NewsHourJanuary 3, 20263 min766,225 views
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- 💥 Venezuelans in Caracas woke up to loud sounds and detonations early in the morning, with complex situations unfolding for about 45 minutes.
- 📰 There was a significant lack of information coming from the government of Nicolás Maduro regarding the events.
- 🗣️ The Maduro government released a statement claiming the U.S. perpetrated an aggression with the sole purpose of gaining control of Venezuelan oil resources.
Capture and Government Response
- 👤 The events concluded with the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores.
- 🏠 In Caracas, most people have remained at home, while supporters of Maduro have taken to the streets in small gatherings, following his prior instructions.
- 📺 The Venezuelan Vice President, Delcy Rodriguez, appeared on television asserting she is running the country, calling the event a kidnapping, and stating they will not surrender.
U.S. Control and Venezuelan Leadership
- 🚫 There is no evidence on the ground to suggest the United States is currently in charge of Venezuela.
- ✊ Rodriguez, surrounded by military and government officials, affirmed their commitment to continuing to run the country, recognizing Maduro as the sole legitimate president.
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