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Social Media Brings Changes to Venezuela Election

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Chavez and Capriles Changes to Venezuela Election Law
Venezuela Sees Close Race Between Chavez and Capriles as Changes to Venezuela Election Law Dominate Media

Venezuelan election heats up via social media

With tweets, Facebook pages and YouTube videos, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and rival Henrique Capriles are waging an online battle ahead of the country’s October 7 elections. Some 12 million Venezuelans — or 41 percent of the population — surf the Internet, making it one of the most connected societies on earth. | Democracy, elections, and voting at DC news

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