Government supporters in Venezuela protest after Trump's 'military option' remark
Government supporters took to the streets of Venezuela to denounce US President Donald Trump's talk of a 'military option' for resolving the country's political crisis
Government supporters took to the streets of Venezuela to denounce US President Donald Trump's talk of a 'military option' for resolving the country's political crisis.Venezuela is in political crises as the opposition has been protesting against the s
A government supporter holds a placard with the universal no symbol over the name Trump, during the anti-imperialist march. (Photo | AP)
Members of the Venezuelan Bolivarian Militia hold up a framed image of independence hero Simon Bolivar during an anti-imperialist march to denounce Trump's talk of a 'military option'. (Photo | AP)
A boy waves a Venezuelan national flag during the anti-imperialist march against Trump. (Photo | AP)
A government supporter dressed as Uncle Sam, a personification of the U.S government, holding a fake nuke and a placard showing OAS president as a dog, participates in an anti-imperialist march in Venezuela. (Photo | AP)
Venezuelan Bolivarian Militia members shout slogans agains the Unites States during the anti-imperialist march. (Photo | AP)
A government supporter wears a T-shirt featuring a stencil of late President Hugo Chavez's eyes and holds a national flag, during an anti-imperialist march to denounce Trump's talk of a 'military option' for resolving the country's political crisis. (Photo | AP)
Diosdado Cabello, member of the Constitutional Assembly and chief of the ruling party, center, is surrounded by bodyguards and supporters during the anti-imperialist march . (Photo | AP)
An inflated doll depicting Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez floats overhead during the anti-imperialist march. (Photo | AP)
