(Reuters) Feb 8 – On the edge of Venezuela’s main oil city Maracaibo, members of a local branch of the ruling socialist party went door-to-door in the weeks after U.S. forces captured President Nicolas Maduro, asking residents if they still supported the party that has run the country for nearly 20 years. The result: about half of members said they no longer did. Read full story
Distrust, desertions, and dwindling bonuses undermine Socialist Party’s grip on Venezuela
