After Maduro’s capture, Venezuelans in Caracas reckon with a weekend ‘for the history books’
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Key Points:
- Following the US bombing of Caracas and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, many Venezuelans cautiously resumed daily activities, with some expressing uncertainty about the country's future.
- Residents near the airstrikes reported being startled awake, while government officials urged citizens to continue economic and educational activities despite the unrest.
- Opinions among Venezuelans vary, with some viewing the US actions as intimidation, others doubting immediate political change, and many hoping for a peaceful democratic transition.
- Concerns were raised about potential violence if a sudden shift to opposition rule occurs, emphasizing the need for political prisoners' release and inclusive elections to foster national unity.
- There is frustration over foreign exploitation of Venezuela's resources and calls for renewed international investment, alongside criticism of Maduro's refusal to call
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