Venezuelan Vice President Warns Opposition to Stop Confronting the Regime
Warns of "forceful actions"
CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan. 11 (UPI) -- Venezuelan Vice President Nicolas Maduro warned the opposition to stop confronting the Chavez-less government or the regime might take "forceful actions."
Maduro, who President Hugo Chavez appointed in October to lead the country while he was in Cuba for a fourth cancer surgery, said the opposition was intent on overthrowing the government.
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