ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Supporters of embattled President Hugo Chavez took to the streets of Caracas today. The return came after two pro-Chavez demonstrators were killed in clashes with police and anti-government protesters. Ingrid Arnesen joins us from Caracas with the latest. Ingrid, how is it looking today?</s>INGRID ARNESEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Anderson, certainly the last 24 hours have witnessed a definitive violent change in the oil strike, now a national stroke, that is not entering its second month since the new year. Yesterday, what was supposed to be a demonstration, marches that have been going on day on, day off for 32 days now turned into violent confrontation as Chavez protesters -- pro-Chavez protesters arrived on the scene. A confrontation later turned into chaotic and violent riots, resulting in two dead and 77 injured. The national guard, the army, the police were brought in, to try to disperse the crowd from what they found -- what they did is to actually douse everyone in tear gas, causing many of the casualties. In the last 24 hours, additional to that, as I was saying, there were negotiations that were going on by the U.S., by the Secretary- General of the OES,</s>COOPER: All right. It certainly does. Ingrid Arnesen, appreciate you joining us tonight, live from Caracas.
Chavez Supporters Take to Streets of Caracas