Fidel Castro wrote yesterday that the fate of Cuba and of the Americas is inextricably linked to today’s referendum in Venezuela, which will decide whether President Hugo Chavez will have the right to run for President again in 2012 and beyond. Castro’s reflection (an English translation) is here.
Venezuelans are crowding into voting booths at this very moment. To learn more about the referendum itself, watch the Miami Herald’s video report, below.
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