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The Struggle for Supremacy in Venezuela
The Struggle for Supremacy in Venezuela
Could a Competitive Vote Offer a Way out of Venezuela’s Crisis?
Could a Competitive Vote Offer a Way out of Venezuela’s Crisis?
Commentary / Latin America & Caribbean 1 minute

The Struggle for Supremacy in Venezuela

Hugo Chavez's charisma fuelled his revolution in Venezuela, but as Crisis Group expert Phil Gunson explains in this photo essay, part of a larger project on deadly violence in Latin America, part of his legacy is also rising crime and hunger.

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A man walks under a giant billboard with the image of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, which was vandalized during strong protests against the results of Venezuela's presidential election in Valencia, Carabobo State, Venezuela, on July 31, 2024. Yuri CORTEZ / AFP
People stand in line to register to vote and to update their voting centres for the July 28 presidential elections, in Caracas, Venezuela April 16, 2024. REUTERS/Leonardo Fernandez Viloria

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