In the hours after US forces brought an end to the almost 13-year rule of Venezuela’s authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro, an eerie silence reigned in Caracas, with shops shuttered and streets largely deserted.
Then, bit by bit, the headless regime sought to reaffirm its control.
Police and government-aligned paramilitaries known as colectivos took to the streets. Near the Miraflores presidential palace in central Caracas, large screens were erected with messages in support of Maduro.
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