People run from armed pro-government militias on motorcycles in San Antonio, Venezuela. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Post)
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó stands on a truck carrying aid in Cutuca, Colombia. (Reuters)
Opposition protesters take up a position in San Antonio, Venezuela. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Post)
Tear gas clouds the air around opposition supporters hurling projectiles at national guardsmen in San Antonio, Venezuela. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Post)
Opposition supporters unload humanitarian aid from a burning truck at the Venezuelan-Colombian border. (Reuters)
As night fell, Venezuela was assessing the damage from Saturday's battles between civilians and loyalists to President Nicolás Maduro. Four people were killed and 24 hurt after an attack by a pro-government militia group. At least two aid trucks — apparently attacked by the Venezuelan security forces — went up in flames.
Maduro, meanwhile, appeared at a rally in Caracas, at one point breaking into dance. He chided his rival, Juan Guaidó: “I formally challenge you to call for elections, you clown,” he said.
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