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Venezuela's Next Election Poses a Double Threat to Leaders

MIN READSep 14, 2015 | 09:15 GMT

Venezuelan National Assembly Speaker Diosdado Cabello (second from left) and Tachira state Gov. Vielma Mora (L) remain next to special force troops as they deplane in La Fria, Tachira state.

(GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)

Elite members of the ruling party fear losing political power -- and with it, immunity from extradition and prosecution on potential drug trafficking charges....

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