Venezuelan Soldiers Don Blue Armbands in Uprising: Photo Essay

Farah Shulman

Venezuela

Military

Air Force

Emerging Markets

Americas

Some of Venezuela's military have donned blue armbands in support of opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has called for an uprising against Nicolas Maduro.

Venezuela's Guaido Claims Military Support to Take Power

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Venezuela Opposition Leader Declares Final Phase of Ousting President Maduro

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Opposition lawmaker Juan Guaido calls on the military to join in the “final phase” of the campaign to oust the Nicolas Maduro regime. Some break ranks as the Maduro forces promise punishment for any who rebel.

Venezuela Uprising 2019: Soldiers, Protesters in Caracas Photos

Opposition lawmaker Juan Guaido calls on the military to join in the “final phase” of the campaign to oust the Nicolas Maduro regime. Some break ranks as the Maduro forces promise punishment for any who rebel.

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