"After Maduro's capture, his supporters remain fiercely loyal, employing diverse strategies to defend the revolution, from artistic expression to armed resistance."
"The government has long depended on armed civilian militias to maintain order, yet these groups are often accused of resorting to violence and intimidation."
Nicolas Maduro was captured by US forces in Caracas and taken to the United States for trial on narcoterrorism charges. Despite his capture, he retains a dedicated base of supporters committed to defending the revolution. These supporters employ various methods, including art, education, and force, to express their loyalty. The Venezuelan government has historically relied on armed civilian militias for order, which face criticism for their violent tactics. The ongoing struggle reflects the deep divisions within Venezuelan society regarding Maduro's leadership and the revolution.
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