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Chávez's supporters attend mass rallies downtown Caracas
Platforms were setup near the Presidential Palace and other areas. Chávez's supporters are attending events in support of Hugo Chávez
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Government supporters are gathering downtown Caracas (Photo: Javier Brassesco)
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EL UNIVERSAL
Thursday January 10, 2013 12:54 PM
Access to main avenues in western Caracas, Venezuela, has been restrained amid a rally scheduled for Thursday and organized by the Venezuelan Government.
Several platforms have been set up downtown Caracas near the Presidential Palace and other main areas. Meanwhile, President Hugo Chávez's supporters continue gathering.
Officers of different security forces have deployed downtown.
Several platforms have been set up downtown Caracas near the Presidential Palace and other main areas. Meanwhile, President Hugo Chávez's supporters continue gathering.
Officers of different security forces have deployed downtown.
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