Brazil backs Venezuela uprising, but says it won't intervene militarily

Brazil's right-wing government threw its support behind Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido's push to oust President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday, and called on other nations to do the same. Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, a former army officer, wrote on his official Twitter account that the people of Venezuela are "enslaved by a dictator" and that he supports "freedom for our sister nation to finally become a true democracy." His security adviser, retired general Augusto Heleno, said he was shocked by an image of an armored car of Venezuela's National Guard apparently running over protesters.