Chavez forces fired tear gas at protesters in Caracas: at least 8 injured

Military regime repressed to protesters this Wednesday east of Caracas, in the framework of mobilizations called by the acting president, Juan Guaidó. At least eight people were injured by the violence, they informed EFE medical supplies

The crackdown began when dozens of opponents tried to block a nerve highway near La Carlota, an airbase., where on Tuesday a group of uniformed soldiers rebelled against President Nicolás Maduro.

Since the detachment, National Guard troops have fired tear gas at protesters, who were part of a march of hundreds of people.

The National Guards also prevented with tear gas the advance of a small mobilization in the area of ​​El Paraíso, about four kilometers from the Miraflores Presidential Palace, according to local media images.

In other areas of the city, such as Florida, opponents have also denounced the repression of the National Guard. and the police.

The street protests against the regime took place 24 hours after a new day of violent repression that resulted in at least 80 injured and a hundred inmates, according to unofficial data.

He also warned that Chavismo "will try to reinforce the crackdown" against the protests and, despite this, asked citizens to wear a blue group similar to those used by the insurgents yesterday to say "that's enough" to the Maduro government.

With information from EFE and AFP