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Venezuela: Miranda MPs want MUD leader probe
Call for investigation of inciting violence

SOCIALIST MPs in Miranda state’s parliament have called for Governor Henrique Capriles — leader of the country’s right-wing MUD opposition — to be investigated for inciting violence.

The United Socialist Party (PSUV) MPs, who control the Miranda legislative council, urged Prosecutor-General Luisa Ortega on Monday to open an investigation into Mr Capriles.

Miranda includes the the wealthy Chacao suburb of the capital Caracas, scene of frequent rioting during the 2014 Guarimba wave of regime-change violence that left 43 dead.

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