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BREAKING: Army, Police ‘remove uniforms’ to join protest (VIDEO)
In a striking act of solidarity, military personnel and police officers in Venezuela have defied orders from their political leaders to suppress protests, instead, they removed their uniforms and joined the demonstrators, Topnaija.ng reports.
This online news platform gatherd that thousands of protesters filled the streets of central Caracas, with many citizens trekking for miles from the slums in the surrounding mountains toward the presidential palace, opposing the electoral victory claimed by President Nicolás Maduro in the general elections.
The opposition asserted that “it was clear that its candidate, Edmundo González, had won convincingly” after reviewing the votes.
Watch Army, Police ‘removed uniforms’ to join protests
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