Venezuela’s opposition comfortably won yesterday’s legislative elections, although with 22 seats still to be declared, the size of the victory (and therefore the impact on policymaking) still hangs in the balance. A two-thirds super majority is still well within reach. However, even this best-case scenario would be unlikely to lead to a dramatic shift towards orthodox economic policymaking.
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