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Thousands of Venezuelans have taken to the streets of Caracas in protest at the president's decision to close the country's oldest private TV network.

Mr Chavez's supporters say Radio Caracas Television (RCTV) backed a 2002 coup which briefly ousted him.

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The government claims that the channel is breaching the constitution by rallying support for the opposition.

Near the demonstration, hundreds of Mr Chavez's supporters wearing red caps and T-shirts staged a rival rally to express their support for the closure of RCTV, which has been broadcasting for 33 years.

"They're false. They're coup-plotters. This should have happened years ago," said 55-year-old Sendy Salas.

BBC News.