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But in reality this is only a minor example of a common practice employed throughout the region and surely prevalent in US-backed states. It also confuses the loyal support Maduro has amongst the poor as mere clientelism, disregarding the much more substantial impact of how the government looks after their interests & wellbeing. Despite being most harmed by the economic downturn, the poorer sectors are those most supportive of the government; not exactly what you'd call clientelism.
However, what is often not discussed is the much more substantial ways in which the elections were undermined - by the United States.
Comment: Contrary to what it says, the US involvement and its sanctions will not go away if/when Maduro leaves. How has that worked out for other victimized, now vassal countries?