he Venezuelan army mobilized until Sunday evening for major military maneuvers in response to the "threat" of US President Donald Trump
You can see the tanks floating on the beach, the helicopters that fight the dam, elite shooters in camouflage equipment.
In Caracas, where police forces and militia defiled Saturday, supporters of government dressed in red were trying to handle a rifle or combat techniques under the "anti-imperialistic march."
The sign for the start of the maneuver called "Bolivarian sovereignty in 2017" was given on Saturday by the head of Venezuelan state Nicolas Maduro and his defense minister Padrino Lopez.
During the weekend 200,000 troops and 700,000 militias, reservists and armed civilians should show their strength.
"People and the Venetian Army, make sure to defend territory and sovereignty," Maduro wrote on Twitter.
The Venezuelan opposition invoked an army on several occasions to join her. But apart from a few isolated actions, she remains loyal Madur.