Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido on Saturday called for more protests against the government of President Nicolas Maduro in the wake of a failed attempt by the ruling Socialist Party to install allied leadership in congress.

Venezuela's Guaido calls for more protests against Maduro

With unlimited powers to dissolve the National Assembly or amend laws, the new body is tasked with rewriting the 1999 constitution brought in under Maduro's late mentor and predecessor, Hugo Chavez

President Maduro to install new assembly amid protests by opposition

The Supreme Court had stripped legislative powers from the National Assembly, the sole institution that was not in control of the government

Venezuela top court retreats President Maduro's power extension bid

The country's attorney general dubbed the dissolution of the legislature as a 'rupture of constitutional order'

Venezuelan president under severe attack over alleged power grab

The head of the OAS said the court had dealt the final blows to democracy in the country and accused Maduro's 'regime'?of carrying out a 'coup'

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