Opposition vows to resume anti-Maduro protests

Venezuela’s opposition announced Wednesday that it will resume protests against the government after withdrawing from the latest round of crisis negotiations. “We will immediately activate our street actions,” Jesus Torrealba, leader of the opposition MUD coalition, told journalists. “What is our role? To accompany the people in their protest and provide a democratic channel for […]

Venezuela’s opposition announced Wednesday that it will resume protests against the government after withdrawing from the latest round of crisis negotiations. “We will immediately activate our street actions,” Jesus Torrealba, leader of the opposition MUD coalition, told journalists.
“What is our role? To accompany the people in their protest and provide a democratic channel for their outrage,” he said. The announcement follows the center right-dominated opposition’s decision on Tuesday to withdraw from a meeting with the Vatican and regional Latin American mediators.