Mass protests are expected to take place in Venezuela on Wednesday. We’d like you to tell us why you’re taking part

Mass protests are expected in Venezuela on Wednesday, as dissatisfaction with the country’s government grows. If you’re taking part, we’d like you to tell us why.

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Spiralling unrest across the country has resulted in the death of six protesters this month. Maduro has resisted calls from the opposition to hold a referendum on his leadership, vowing to continue the work of his predecessor Hugo Chavez. He says the economic crisis and efforts to remove him are a capitalist conspiracy.

If you live in the country, we’d like you to tell us what the situation is like. You can fill in the form – anonymously, if you prefer – and we’ll use a selection of responses in our reporting.

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