Opposition students protesting against the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro move through a cloud of tear gas at the Venezuelan Central University (UCV) campus in Caracas, on April 3, 2014. The Roman Catholic Church in Venezuela accused the leftist administration of President Maduro on Wednesday of seeking to impose a “totalitarian government” and blaming it for protests shaking the country. AFP PHOTO
Opposition students protesting against the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro move through a cloud of tear gas at the Venezuelan Central University (UCV) campus in Caracas, on April 3, 2014. The Roman Catholic Church in Venezuela accused the leftist administration of President Maduro on Wednesday of seeking to impose a “totalitarian government” and blaming it for protests shaking the country. AFP PHOTO

CARACAS: Venezuelan riot police fired water cannons and tear gas Thursday (Friday in Manila) at stone-throwing student protesters in the capital Caracas, leaving at least seven injured.

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