The World - News from March 6, 1989
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The Venezuelan government ordered some schools to reopen and declared that the nation has “returned to complete normality” after the bloodiest riots in decades. Authorities, however, did not lift a night curfew in the capital or a state of martial law. The rioting, which began Feb. 27, was sparked by price increases under a government austerity plan. Meanwhile, the government revised the casualty toll, reporting 246 people killed--down from an earlier estimate of at least 300.
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