For weeks, Alejandro Feo la Cruz, a
former opposition mayor who is running for governor, has crisscrossed his state
in Venezuela with a simple message: The country’s ruling party can no longer
feed its own people. Few disagree with him here in the seaside city of Puerto
Cabello. Its container port once fed Venezuela but now sits largely empty, and
its streets raged with protests against President Nicolás Maduro for months
this year. Polls show that Mr. Feo la Cruz — like most opposition candidates
for the governorships up for grabs in all 23 Venezuelan states on Sunday —
should be a shoo-in. More… 
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