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MADem

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3. I agree with you. The way they falsely characterize the opposition is the least of their perfidy.

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Tue Dec 8, 2015, 12:37 AM

Dec 2015

The government kept the polls open an hour after closing time when there were no people waiting to vote. I think they tried to bully people into voting at the last minute but it didn't work out for them.

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The Latest: Venezuelan media not covering opposition events [View all] Bacchus4.0 Dec 2015 OP

Who's surprised, really? MADem Dec 2015 #1

Look for the Chavistas to do their best to sabotage the COLGATE4 Dec 2015 #2

I agree with you. The way they falsely characterize the opposition is the least of their perfidy. MADem Dec 2015 #3

Anyone who believes that Maduro and his compinches COLGATE4 Dec 2015 #4

The question is this--with whom will the MILITARY align? MADem Dec 2015 #5

That's the $50 question right now. Cabello is COLGATE4 Dec 2015 #6

I think the military is perhaps the ones to credit for the opposition win Marksman_91 Dec 2015 #7

They can pack the courts... joshcryer Dec 2015 #8

Hope you're correct. I'm not convinced that Maduro and gang COLGATE4 Dec 2015 #9