Summary
Protesters in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, clashed over a proposed amnesty bill that could free political prisoners. Interim President Delcy Rodriguez's government and its opposition both held large demonstrations. The National Assembly is debating the bill, which has not yet been passed.
Key Facts
- Protests occurred in Caracas over an amnesty bill for political prisoners.
- It was the first major opposition demonstration against interim President Delcy Rodriguez.
- The National Assembly is discussing a bill that may grant amnesty to political prisoners.
- Rodriguez became interim president after the U.S. removed Nicolas Maduro in January.
- Thousands attended both the government's and opposition's rallies.
- The bill’s final vote has been delayed.
- Reports say the bill does not cover crimes like murder or drug trafficking.
- Human rights groups are concerned about the bill’s implementation and prisoner eligibility.
