At least four police officers were injured in a Caracas explosion

At least 4 law enforcement members were injured today when an explosive device exploded during clashes that had erupted with anti-government protesters in Caracas, the French Agency reported.

The explosion took place on an avenue in the district of Altamira, where dozens of opposition supporters protested against the process of electing the Constituent Assembly.

In addition, it was reported that Venezuelan opposition leader was killed at dawn today during a protest against the Constituent Assembly elections, just hours before the start of the poll.

The opposition official is Ricardo Campos, aged 30, killed by a sphere in Koumana, in the State of Sukre (northeast), according to Ms. Enri Ramos Alup, former parliament speaker. The conditions of his death have not been elucidated.

The prosecutor also announced the death of Marcel Pereira, 38, during a demonstration yesterday in the Merida State, resulting in the number of people who have lost their lives since the start of the protests in early April to amount to 114, According to the Ministry of Public Order's report.