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Venezuelan Police Use Tear Gas on Protesters Demanding Pay and Pension Increases
Police in Caracas, Venezuela, deployed tear gas against thousands of protesters who were marching towards the presidential palace to demand higher wages and pension increases.
9 Apr, 17:13 — 10 Apr, 02:21
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Al JazeeraMostly Factual8d ago
Riot police push back protesters demanding higher wages in Venezuela
Police pushed back protesters in Venezuela’s capital as they demanded an increase to the minimum wage.
Read full article →France 24High8d ago
Venezuela police tear gas protesters calling for pay and pension rises
Police in Caracas on Thursday launched tear gas at thousands of protesters marching towards the presidential palace to demand pay raises and pension increases. Interim President Delcy Rodriguez announced wage increases on May 1 without disclosing the amount, as many Venezuelans live on salaries so low they struggle to survive.
By FRANCE 24
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First report: France 24 · 9 Apr, 17:13|Full coverage: 4 · 9h|Window: 9h
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