Venezuela opposition launches protests to oust Maduro

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-35796096

Venezuela's opposition has held a day of protests to launch a new campaign to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
Crowds marched in Caracas and other cities to express their anger at the country's economic crisis and called on the president to stand down.
Mr Maduro led a protest in the capital against the renewal of US sanctions on top Venezuelan officials.
The opposition has made clear it intends to use street power to force Mr Maduro from office.
Saturday's protests marked the launch of Venezuela's opposition coalition, the Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD). 


It's very sad the situation of Venezuela, first with Chavez and now with Maduro (replica of Chavez). Venezuela is suffering a shortage of democracy that it takes it to the extreme poverty, they haven't the products more basics for the population.
A country that it is a big producer of petroleum, for the leaders fault, it is without any liberty type (repression to the opposition), total insecurity (biggest crime rate of world), etc.
The only thing that they do these leaders is to favour the people that believe in the regimen, they are a big demagogues, but they don't think in the common good.