Venezuela-US/Protest
Caracas, Venezuela - Jan 23, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of protest in progress, protesters holding banners, flags, placards
2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Dubraska Fernandez, protester:
"We will remain in the streets until our President Nicolas Maduro, who was kidnapped on January 3, is returned to us. He is our constitutional president because we elected him, and we want him back."
3. Banner with photos of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, his wife
4. Protesters
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gabriel Pabon, protester (starting with shot 4):
"Let the world know that the people of Venezuela are brave people, that we are not intimidated by anything, and that we are ready to fight."
6. Various of protest in progress
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hernan Mayora, protester:
"Today it's us, tomorrow it could be you. No, we must say a resounding 'no' to all the crimes that the northern country is currently committing against Latin America."
8. Various of protest in progress
Legions of Venezuelan citizens once again took to the streets in the capital Caracas on Friday to condemn the U.S. large-scale military operation against Venezuela and its kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
The Venezuelans demanded the immediate release of Maduro couple during their protest.
"We will remain in the streets until our President Nicolas Maduro, who was kidnapped on January 3, is returned to us. He is our constitutional president because we elected him, and we want him back," said Dubraska Fernandez, a protester.
"Let the world know that the people of Venezuela are brave people, that we are not intimidated by anything, and that we are ready to fight," said Gabriel Pabon, another protester.
Some people at the rally said the U.S. aggressive actions against Venezuela serve as a wake-up call for all Latin American nations.
"Today it's us, tomorrow it could be you. No, we must say a resounding 'no' to all the crimes that the northern country is currently committing against Latin America," said Hernan Mayora, a protester.
Venezuela-US/Protest
Dateline : Jan 23, 2026
Location : Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Duration : 1'18
Caracas, Venezuela - Jan 23, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of protest in progress, protesters holding banners, flags, placards
2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Dubraska Fernandez, protester:
"We will remain in the streets until our President Nicolas Maduro, who was kidnapped on January 3, is returned to us. He is our constitutional president because we elected him, and we want him back."
3. Banner with photos of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, his wife
4. Protesters
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gabriel Pabon, protester (starting with shot 4):
"Let the world know that the people of Venezuela are brave people, that we are not intimidated by anything, and that we are ready to fight."
6. Various of protest in progress
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hernan Mayora, protester:
"Today it's us, tomorrow it could be you. No, we must say a resounding 'no' to all the crimes that the northern country is currently committing against Latin America."
8. Various of protest in progress
Legions of Venezuelan citizens once again took to the streets in the capital Caracas on Friday to condemn the U.S. large-scale military operation against Venezuela and its kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.
The Venezuelans demanded the immediate release of Maduro couple during their protest.
"We will remain in the streets until our President Nicolas Maduro, who was kidnapped on January 3, is returned to us. He is our constitutional president because we elected him, and we want him back," said Dubraska Fernandez, a protester.
"Let the world know that the people of Venezuela are brave people, that we are not intimidated by anything, and that we are ready to fight," said Gabriel Pabon, another protester.
Some people at the rally said the U.S. aggressive actions against Venezuela serve as a wake-up call for all Latin American nations.
"Today it's us, tomorrow it could be you. No, we must say a resounding 'no' to all the crimes that the northern country is currently committing against Latin America," said Hernan Mayora, a protester.
ID : 8463028
Published : 2026-01-24 17:24
Last Modified : 2026-01-24 21:17:30
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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