Venezuelan opposition activists battled security forces in Caracas on Monday at one of the largest demonstrations in recent weeks, aiming to dispel doubts about the movement's stamina after over two months of almost daily street clashes.
A teenager died of a gunshot wound in the latest clashes and several others were injured, bringing the death toll since April to at least 73.
About 10,000 protesters filled the streets and arching flyovers of the city's wealthy east. Faced with security forces' water cannons and volleys of teargas, a deep line of protesters threw rocks, gas bombs and powerful fireworks from behind crude wooden shields.