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Thousands of people descended on central Caracas on Monday evening , some walking for miles from slums on the mountains surrounding the city.
Heavy military and police presence, including water cannons, was on the streets of Caracas with the aim of trying to disperse protesters and prevent them from approaching the presidential palace.
Crowds of people chanted “Freedom, freedom!” and called for the government to fall.
Opposition parties united behind Edmundo González in an attempt to unseat President Maduro .
Officials have emphasised that while they have doubts about the result, President Maduro did call an election and allow an opposition candidate to be on the ballot paper - even if the opposition leader was banned from running. The Organization of American States ( OAS ) announced late on Monday it will hold a meeting on Wednesday of its permanent council over the Venezuelan results. Top Stories Features & Analysis Most read Content is not available.
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