More than a hundred people demonstrated in Brussels against the Maduro regime in Venezuela
A hundred people demonstrated on Saturday in the streets of Brussels against the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro.
The protesters intended to lend their support to his opposition leader, Juan Gaidó, who proclaimed himself acting president and called on the international community to recognize him as president.
Venezuelans in Brussels in support of Guaido and humanitarian aid. @allesderedactie @NinaVerhaeghe @Venezuela @IneRoox pic.twitter.com/kSjhzImPGp
— Jordi Lesaffer (@JordiLesaffer) February 23, 2019
The demonstration was uneventful, according to the Brussels police.
The protesters gathered around 2 pm on the Place de la Liberté in the center of Brussels before heading for the US embassy.
Protesters with Venezuelan flags chanted slogans hostile to the Maduro regime as a “dictatorship” and also called for free elections in Venezuela.
