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Five members of Venezuela’s opposition have sought refuge inside the Argentinian embassy, fearing arrest and repression.

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‘I’m scared, but I’ll carry on’: Venezuelans caught between hope and fear

Supporters of Venezuela’s opposition say that crackdowns on election protests have sparked fear and further resistance.

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‘Proud to be a revolutionary:’ How Maduro appeals to his dwindling base

As President Nicolas Maduro fights for political survival in Venezuela’s election, some supporters refuse to desert him.

Elsa Rojas campaigns for Maduro in a small town in northwest Venezuela.