Venezuelan opposition leader urges army to disobey President Maduro
Jesus Silva
Press TV, Caracas
Venezuela's opposition leader Henrique Capriles has called on the army to disobey President Nicolas Maduro. Capriles says Maduro does not respect the law because he declared a State of Economic Emergency which was forbidden by the National Assembly. In response, government officials have described Capriles's call as a coup attempt. Likewise, the controversy about whether or not there will be a referendum recall against Maduro has boosted fresh street protests in the Latin American country.
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