Venezuelan opposition banking on protests, military backing

Venezuela's opposition is calling supporters into the streets across the country in a campaign to break the military's support of President Nicolas Maduro.

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Venezuelan opposition banking on protests, military backing. Venezuela's opposition is calling supporters into the streets across the country in a campaign to break the military's support of embattled President Nicolas Maduro >>

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