I don't know - there is some fighting, elsewhere the military has stood down, or switched sides.   Last night there was some kind of military uprising, and some protests, and an announcement that it was all put down by loyal forces.  Then the internet was turned off.  Today there are mass protests, clearly the government is not in control of most of the country, and announcements of formal recognition of the new government by most other governments in the America's after the opposition leader declared himself the new 'El Presidente.'  Civilian deaths have been confirmed when the military did open fire on some protestors.     The US military maintains a fairly robust presence in that region of the world, so I would not at all be surprised to see the marines roll in there tomorrow at the request of the new government to stamp paid on Maduro's ticket.