BBC: Venezuela opposition Capriles leader 'beaten' at protest
Venezuelan opposition politician Henrique Capriles says he and members of his team were beaten by members of the National Guard as they left an anti-government protest on Monday.
"They cornered us, they beat us..." Mr Capriles said. "They robbed us all. They took my team's watches, radios, gas masks."
A lawmaker was also injured in Monday's clashes in the capital Caracas between protesters and the security forces.
More marches are planned for Tuesday.
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