Coverage dated November 18, 2021 to November 21, 2021
Venezuelans vote in 3,000 elections
Headline from Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Venezuela's electoral system was being put to the test Sunday, with millions of people casting ballots for thousands of races -- the first in four years with major opposition participation after a series of boycotts over unfair conditions.
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Venezuela's opposition will contest regional elections Sunday for the first time in three years but it will do so disunited and unconvinced President Nicolas Maduro will allow the vote to be free.
CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuela’s electoral system was being put to the test Sunday, with millions of voters across the South American country casting ballots for thousands of races in highly scrutiniz
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Venezuela's electoral system was being put to the test Sunday, with millions of people casting ballots for thousands of races -- the first in four years with major opposition participation after a series of boycotts over unfair conditions.
Venezuelan citizens cast their ballots on Sunday in local elections that for the first time in four years included opposition candidates. More than 130 international observers were spread across the country in a move meant to boost voter confidence.
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