CARACAS: Venezuelans lined up Wednesday to seek a recall referendum against President Nicolas Maduro, exasperated with a grinding crisis that has paralyzed government offices five days a week and triggered rolling blackouts.
A day after Maduro announced his latest drastic measures to tackle power shortages in the recession-hit country, the opposition began gathering signatures for an official petition to launch a referendum.
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