“The oil-rich country, an important supplier of crude to the United States but also Washington’s chief antagonist in the region, has in essence become two countries — starkly, angrily and sometimes violently opposed. And since opposition leader Henrique Capriles refused to concede to Maduro, Venezuela has appeared almost equally divided in a way it has not been since the Chavez era began in 1999.”
Source: Venezuelans are polarized in post-election crisis – The Washington Post
