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AFP photographer Juan Barreto also captured the standoff in a stunning photo. Photo via CNN. (CNN) It was another day of violent protests in Venezuela’s capital of Caracas, where a convoy of armored trucks, or “rinocerontes,” inched forward on a major highway as smoke drifted overhead. Opposition leaders had planned “the mother of all marches” to mark a holiday commemorating the country’s independence from Spain. At least three people were shot and killed, and the streets were littered with debris and blood. Then a woman stepped out of the smoke and in front of one of the hulking National Guard trucks, stopping them in their tracks. And amidst the chaos came a lasting moment. The unknown woman, known locally only as “La Dama,” wore a hat adorned with Venezuela’s national colors and the country’s flag draped around her neck. In a video posted to Twitter, she ran up to the truck until she got in front of it and it stopped. Unfazed by a nearby explosion, she placed her hands on the vehicle’s front fender. Another video by La Patilla’s Eduardo Ríos captured the scene a few moments later. Submit Copyright ©2024 Fort Myers Broadcasting. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without prior written consent.