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remains. president maduro may be calling this a victory. as you mentioned, the opposition is calling this a fraud. you know, that video you actually just showed is not far from where i am standing right now where for days now i have heard consistent blasts as the opposition and the government forces clash on the streets of caracas. as the position proofts what the opposition protests what has become a way of life, not just because of the protests and violence but because of a collapsing economy. because of food shortages and medical supply shortages, the hospitals are filled with people who may get medical attention from doctors, but those are doctors who don t have the supplies they need to treat the patient. so certainly not just uncertainty but frustration is what we re seeing on the streets. we expect the opposition to take to the streets as leaders have called for protests in a matter

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170729:16:23:00

you can t vote no, you can only vote for people supplied by the government. they ve put on sanctions against 13 top venezuelan officials and the u.s. is ready to do more with swift and strong economic sanctions against venezuela. keep in mind, venezuela, despite its poverty is a major oil supplier. half of the oil goes to the u.s. should the u.s. embargo the oil, it could mean an economic collapse in venezuela. we re looking ahead to the next 48 hours to more and intensified violence on the streets of caracas. elizabeth: thank you, steve. we ll be speaking with an american mother whose newly married son is held in a venezuela prison what she says are false charges. leland: a crew has successfully arrived at the space station. on friday. they re going to spend five

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possibly, but we ll have to wait and see. described earlier as a parting of ways. we ll have to see how that plays out and affects people there. jomana karadsheh live for us in doha, where it is 10:21 in the morning. thank you for the report today. one of south america s most wanted drug lords could face now almost 50 years in jail after decades on the run, he has been caught. right here walking in there. that s him. brazilian authorities arrested luis carlos darocha in a raid on saturday. police say his drug empire trafficked five tons of cocaine each month into south america and abroad. he spent three decades evading authorities. police say using fake names and changing his face with plastic surgery. now on to venezuela. for the third time this year that president there, nicolas maduro is raising his countries s minimum wage. he s also dealing with almost daily demonstrations like what you see here on the streets of caracas, venezuela. people demanding his resignation.

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injuring more than 700 as the opposition takes to the streets almost daily to protest against president mad euro, accuse maduro, accusing him of a dictatorship. president maduro remains defiant. translator: the people must decide if they want war or if they want peace. in the next weeks, we will have elections. you wanted elections, have them. reporter: instead of the regional elections demanded by the opposition, maduro has called for elections to create a constituent assembly that could, among other things, rewrite the constitution. critics at home and abroad say it s a blatant power grab as maduro s popularity dwindles. translator: it will be worse for the country in all ways. the financial crisis will worsen, and socially there will be more hunger. reporter: once the richest country in latin america with vast oil reserves, these are the images that you now find on the

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