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Forced to discard its most popular election candidate, and then a proxy, Venezuelas opposition unity is now on the verge of crumbling ahead of July presidential elections.

Forced to discard its most popular election candidate, and then a proxy, Venezuela's opposition unity is now on the verge of crumbling ahead of July presidential elections.

Forced to discard its most popular election candidate, and then a proxy, Venezuela's opposition unity is now on the verge of crumbling ahead of July

Venezuelas main opposition coalition said it was prevented from registering its presidential candidate to run against President Nicolas Maduro in July, after he made his re-election bid official.

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Venezuelas main opposition coalition said it was prevented from registering its presidential candidate to run against President Nicolas Maduro in July, after he made his re-election bid official. Once the midnight nomination deadline lapsed, the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD) sa ..

Once the midnight nomination deadline lapsed, the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD) said it had not been able to officially register its candidate.

Venezuelan opposition figure Manuel Rosales registered to challenge President Nicolas Maduro in Julys elections, after the main opposition coalition said it was prevented from nominating its candidate by the midnight

Veteran politician Manuel Rosales was not the Venezuelan oppositions first or even second choice candidate to field against President Nicolas Maduro in Julys election, but hes the only one who appears to have broken through a tightly controlled nomination system

CARACAS (Reuters) -Corina Yoris remains the major opposition coalition's presidential candidate in Venezuela's July elections, opposition leader and erstwhile hopeful Maria Corina Machado said on Tuesday, even though Yoris was not able to register for the contest.