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Venezuela - after Chavez
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Report summary
President Hugo Chavez lost his two-year battle with cancer on 5 March, but the country was already beginning to prepare for a post-Chavez Venezuela. His designated successor, Nicolas Maduro, had begun to assume the day-to-day presidential duties, while the opposition was on stand-by mode with regard to a new campaign due to public pressure to respect the President's last days. With Chavez's passing, elections are expected to be called within 30 days. Nevertheless, the opposition, led by,
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Succession finally underway
- Chavismo without Chavez
- Opposition in recovery mode
- Lead-up to Election Day
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A new administration confronts a full plate
- Upstream and the Orinoco Belt
- Unsustainable economic policy
- Internal partisan divisions
- Conclusion
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- Chart 1: Top oil resource holders
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