BBC: Venezuela: OAS head calls emergency meeting over crisis
Venezuela's government came under renewed pressure on Tuesday when regional body Organization of American States called for an emergency meeting.
OAS head Luis Almagro wants members to evaluate whether Venezuela has suffered an "unconstitutional alteration of the constitutional regime that seriously impairs the democratic order".
Venezuelan opposition politicians had urged the OAS to call the meeting.
The move could lead to Venezuela being suspended from the OAS.
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