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Electoral theatre of Venezuela's opposition
TeleSUR journalist BRIAN MIER chronicles an intriguing voting day in one of downtown Caracas' largest polling centres
Andres Bello polling station in the posh part of downtown Caracas
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I COVERED Venezuela’s three-week presidential electoral campaign, the elections, and their fallout for the Latin American terrestrial and satellite news TV network TeleSur (English) — the multilateral public TV news network funded by the governments of Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.
I am an experienced analyst of Brazilian politics, but I do not claim to be a specialist in Venezuela. The following is not an analysis but a description of events I witnessed on election night.
I invite readers to use it to help with their own assessments of the political situation.
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