A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA
A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA
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Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA
A woman carries a sign that reads ‘No Dictatorship’ during a protest in Caracas, Venezuela, as several protests broke out after a Supreme Court ruling took power from congress raising fear of a dictatorship. The ruling is being condemned by opponents of President Nicolas Maduro and foreign governments. Photo: EPA
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