The Venezuelan opposition is scrambling to define its electoral strategy, finding itself at a crossroads as a key deadline approaches.
Concretely, the Unitary Platform, a 10-party coalition grouping most of the opposition, has not decided which path to take, according to Bloomberg: to back a substitute candidate chosen as the first options were banned, or throw their support behind Manuel Rosales, a governor who many distrust because of his willingness to negotiate with the Nicolas Maduro government.
