On December 6, Venezuela’s opposition overwhelmingly won elections to the country’s National Assembly, picking up a super majority in the legislative body. Members of the opposition are now threatening a massive backlash against government policies and programs, including plans to make sweeping changes in the Constitution and remove President Nicolas Maduro from office. Our host Michael Fox speaks with international analyst Alexander Main, who was in Venezuela for the elections, about the feeling on the ground, the United States government response, and the reaction from the mainstream media. teleSUR
