The first Electoral Observation Mission in 15 years released a preliminary report on the November 21st election. It describes how unfair voting is in Venezuela, but Maduro had assumed this risk
The city that saw hundreds of thousands of people protest over and over again, and saw hundreds of them die under repression, doesn’t know whether or not to vote in the elections on November 21st
What had been an opposition state for many years, is changing. A divided opposition complicated the scenario enough to bring the protector closer to victory
Boycotted primaries, an old AD leader playing for chavismo, a protector hiding his red identity... Margarita has a new political landscape with old faces
With the division in the race for Maracaibo and the Chavista ability to cover the discontent with food, the return of the opposition is not assured
Rafael Lacava is not only an eccentric with a big social media following, but a chavista getting antichavista votes. In a land politically and economically devastated, he just needs to do “at least something”
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