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Venezuelans are boycotting their presidential election

  • Written by Marco Aponte-Moreno, Assistant Professor of Global Business, St Mary's College of California
Despite his 20 percent approval rate, President Nicolas Maduro is almost assured a win in Venezuela's May 20 election. The opposition says the vote is a "farce."REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins

Venezuela’s May 20 presidential election may be an election in name only.

Nicolás Maduro is widely expected to be reelected as Venezuela’s...

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