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  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

  • Un partidario herido del gobierno intenta abandonar el edificio de la Asamblea Nacional. ( REUTERS / Carlos Garcia Rawlins)
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    Un partidario herido del gobierno intenta abandonar el edificio de la Asamblea Nacional. ( REUTERS / Carlos Garcia Rawlins)

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  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

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  • Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro heads the country's Independence Day celebrations in Caracas on July 5, 2017. Dozens of pro-government activists stormed into the seat of Venezuela's National Assembly Wednesday as the opposition-controlled legislature was holding a special session to mark the independence day. / AFP / FEDERICO PARRA
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    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro heads the country's Independence Day celebrations in Caracas on July 5, 2017. Dozens of pro-government activists stormed into the seat of Venezuela's National Assembly Wednesday as the opposition-controlled legislature was holding a special session to mark the independence day. / AFP / FEDERICO PARRA

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  • Un hombre enmascarado golpea al legislador de oposición Franco Casella en la Asamblea Nacional. (AP / Fernando Llano)
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    Un hombre enmascarado golpea al legislador de oposición Franco Casella en la Asamblea Nacional. (AP / Fernando Llano)

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  • El legislador de la oposición Franco Casella es atacado por hombres enmascarados en un enfrentamiento con supuestos partidarios del gobierno en la Asamblea Nacional. (AP / Fernando Llano)
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    El legislador de la oposición Franco Casella es atacado por hombres enmascarados en un enfrentamiento con supuestos partidarios del gobierno en la Asamblea Nacional. (AP / Fernando Llano)

  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro stand at the gate of the National Assembly building in Caracas before storming it on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro stand at the gate of the National Assembly building in Caracas before storming it on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

  • Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO
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    Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro storm the National Assembly building in Caracas on July 5, 2017 as opposition deputies hold a special session on Independence Day. A political and economic crisis in the oil-producing country has spawned often violent demonstrations by protesters demanding President Nicolas Maduro's resignation and new elections. The unrest has left 91 people dead since April 1. / AFP / Juan BARRETO

  • El legislador de la oposición, Américo De Grazia, es llevado por los guardaespaldas y un empleado de la Asamblea Nacional después de haber sido herido en un enfrentamiento con supuestos partidarios del gobierno que trataron de forzar su entrada en la Asamblea Nacional al final de una ceremonia conmemorativa del Día de la Independencia en Caracas, Venezuela (AP / Fernando Llano)
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    El legislador de la oposición, Américo De Grazia, es llevado por los guardaespaldas y un empleado de la Asamblea Nacional después de haber sido herido en un enfrentamiento con supuestos partidarios del gobierno que trataron de forzar su entrada en la Asamblea Nacional al final de una ceremonia conmemorativa del Día de la Independencia en Caracas, Venezuela (AP / Fernando Llano)

Un grupo de simpatizantes del Gobierno venezolano irrumpió por la fuerza en la Asamblea Nacional, de mayoría opositora, y causaron heridas a por lo menos cinco diputados que se encontraban en el recinto para una sesión en conmemoración por el Día de la Independencia de ese país.

"Urgente!! Grupos paramilitares entran a la AN! Diputados heridos! En las fotos @ArmandoArmas", afirmó el parlamentario opositor José Manuel Olivares a través de Twitter, en un mensaje que publicó junto a dos fotos en las que puede verse al diputado Armando Armas con sangre en la cabeza y parte de su camisa.

Imágenes de TV mostraban a una treintena de personas armadas con fierros que utilizaban para agredir a los diputados, quienes resistían tras una de las puertas de la Asamblea. Los agresores fueron expulsados por la seguridad de esa Cámara. 

El presidente de la Asamblea, Julio Borges, detalló en su cuenta de Twitter que al menos cinco diputados han resultado heridos. Los legisladores son: Armando Armas, Américo De Grazia, Nora Bracho, Luis Carlos Padilla, Leonardo Regnault.

Con información de la agencia EFE

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