Members of the Bolivarian National Police guard the Andres Bello voting center, the largest in Caracas, after officially closing the site. Hundreds of people took to the streets to protest in the afternoon of July 29, after the National Electoral Council (CNE) announced the previous night that Venezuelan candidate and president Nicolás Maduro was the "irreversible winner." The gathering started in one of the city's most iconic neighborhoods, "El Petare." The chants expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome. The situation escalated when the Bolivarian National Guard came out to stop the protes
Members of the Bolivarian National Police guard the Andres Bello voting center, the largest in Caracas, after officially closing the site. Hundreds of people took to the streets to protest in the afternoon of July 29, after the National Electoral Council (CNE) announced the previous night that Venezuelan candidate and president Nicolás Maduro was the "irreversible winner." The gathering started in one of the city's most iconic neighborhoods, "El Petare." The chants expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome. The situation escalated when the Bolivarian National Guard came out to stop the protesters' advance.
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