Inside a raid in Maduro's crackdown on critics in Venezuela slums

It was the afternoon of Jan. 24, the day after tens of thousands of slum residents left their hillside homes to join mass protests against President Nicolas Maduro, who they blame for an economic crisis that has left them without water, power, medicines and food.Several dozen officers from the National Police's Special Action Force (FAES) drove into the slum in armored vehicles and on motorcycles.By dawn, the FAES unit had killed as many as 10 people, leaving with their bodies and about a dozen