A video of gunfire at a soccer game is being mischaracterized on social media as showing violence in Venezuela. It was taken in Brazil.
that Venezuelan migrants who walk or swim across the U.S.-Mexico border would be immediately returned to Mexico, a video started to circulate on social media that claimed to show gunfire at a soccer game in the South American country.sharing the video taken from the stands of a soccer game that shows shooting.
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