Honestly, I'm most surprised that Mr Chavez hasn't been using his already considerable power to influence the results. He was elected with a majority in excess of 60%, which, while not impossible, is pretty remarkable, and does raise the question of electoral tampering, especially in a country not well known for a long democratic history.
Speaking of electoral fraud, the white house had this to say;
"It looks like the people spoke their minds, and they voted against the reforms that Hugo Chavez had recommended and I think that bodes well for the country's future and freedom and liberty," spokeswoman Dana Perino said.
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