Students make posters outside of United Nations office in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 25, 2014. The large banner on the building reads in Spanish "UN come to Venezuela now". The large group of protesting anti-government students have camped in front of the office of the United Nations asking it to come and observe the situation, as Venezuela’s bloody political standoff heads into its third month. The decision to pitch tents on the concrete sidewalk along one of Caracas’ busiest, smog-filled streets comes as foreign ministers from several South American nations arrive Tuesday to lend support to President Nicolas Maduro’s efforts at reconciliation with his opponents. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
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