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Protests grow in Venezuela over disputed election results and distrust of government
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2:19Now PlayingThousands of protesters took to the streets of Caracas on Monday (January 29) to express their discontent with Nicolas Maduro's recent victory in the presidential election.
Men and women of all ages, including many teenagers, burned barricades, blocked roads and banged pots and pans in various neighborhoods, accusing Maduro of fraud.
Riot police were deployed to face protesters, shooting tear gas at them.
Protesters marched on the iconic Francisco de Miranda Avenue with hopes to reach the government palace,
Palacio de Miraflores, but the national guard stopped them from reaching the palace.
The authorities did not provide an official count of those injured or detained.
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