Venezuela’s Maduro Blames ‘International Zionism’ for Widespread Unrest Following Fraudulent Election

The president says Jews who control social networks, the media, and satellites are financing the protests that have led to the arrests of thousands of Venezuelans.

AP/Matias Delacroix
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado holds a national flag while waving to supporters as she arrives for a rally at Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday. AP/Matias Delacroix
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President Maduro of Venezuela is accusing Jews of trying to steal the presidency from him just days after a nationwide election that was condemned by many governments and international organizations as fraudulent. Venezuelan opposition leaders have posted election results showing that Mr. Maduro lost his bid for another term in a landslide. 

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