Pakistan, Feb. 4 -- Thousands of supporters of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro marched through the streets of Caracas to demand his release, one month after he was removed in a dramatic US military operation. Protesters chanted slogans, waved national flags, and accused foreign powers of interfering in Venezuela's sovereignty.

The government-organized march included public sector workers carrying photographs of Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, who was also detained during the operation. Trucks played loud music as crowds dressed in red, the color of the Chavista movement, filled several main avenues of the capital.

Meanwhile, interim president Delcy Rodriguez continues to face pressure from both Washington and Maduro loyalists...