Maduro's Troops Kill 1; Guaido Defies Travel Ban at Border
- Indigenous people tried to block troops sent to reject aid
- White-clad volunteers will defy soldiers with food, medicine
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Venezuelan soldiers on Friday opened fire on members of an indigenous Pemon community that was trying to stop a convoy from blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid in the crisis-torn country, killing one woman and wounding more than a dozen.
The tribe retaliated by taking soldiers prisoner in the clash in the remote Gran Sabana region near the Brazilian border.