“Murderer,” Protests after Venezuela’s Guiado Returns from Trump Visit

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Jim W. Dean and Gordon Duff
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Chaos broke out at an airport in Venezuela’s capital Caracas, when Juan Guaido, who was declared interim president by the opposition, returned from an overseas trip.

On Tuesday, Guaido arrived at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Caracas after completing a support-seeking tour abroad, during which he attended US President Donald Trump’s annual State of the Union Address in Washington.

The tensions first erupted when the politician was passing immigration control. As he was talking to an immigration officer, Guaido was suddenly confronted by an angry woman who accused him of “selling out the country.” She was wearing a bright red T-shirt, often sported by the supporters of Guaido’s chief opponent, President Nicolas Maduro.



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  1. Everything is unravelling for USA across the Globe , pretty soon USA might get beaten into retreating from each place , NOT That American Forces mind Massacring opposition but USA might need to Quit UK , Phillipines , Iraq And more …… Things are unravelling for USA Everywhere AND this here is the Start of unravelling of things for Guaido

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