Less than two years after succeeding
Venezuela's late leader Hugo Chavez, President Nicolas Maduro has struggled to
replicate his mentor's popularity amid a deepening economic crisis. With his
approval rating plummeting, Maduro announced late Tuesday that he was replacing
the head of state oil giant PDVSA, Rafael Ramirez, and relieved him of his role
as vice president for economic policy. But the socialist leader fell short of
announcing much-awaited measures to revive an economy beset by the highest
inflation in Latin America and drastic shortages of basic goods. More…
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