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May 30, 2015

#SOSVenezuela: Venezuelans, Cubans, others protest for freedom, democracy in Venezuela #30M

Coinciding with protests in Venezuela and elsewhere, Venezuelans and their supporters Saturday gathered on Tampa street corner to demonstrate against the Maduro regime in Caracas and demand freedom and democracy for their nation.

Venezuelans are a proud, happy people, and while there is much to not be happy about in Venezuela, they expressed themselves strongly and with good cheer.

(All photos by Marc R. Masferrer. To see more of the Tampa demostration, go here. And to see photos of protests in Venezuela and elsewhere around the world, go here.)

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