💨 Abstract
Venezuelans face a contentious election with low voter enthusiasm and a ruling party poised to strengthen its grip. The opposition, fragmented and repressed, struggles to unite, with key figures in exile or hiding. Economic hardship, marked by high inflation and low wages, dominates daily life. The U.S. decision on Chevron's operations in Venezuela will significantly impact the economy more than the election outcome.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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