CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition said on Sunday shots were fired at one of its candidates' campaign caravan in a poor neighbourhood of Caracas amid rising national tensions over next month's parliamentary election.
President Nicolas Maduro has said the Dec. 6 vote for a new National Assembly is the toughest election the ruling socialists have faced in their nearly 17-year government and polls show widespread voter anger at Venezuela's economic crisis.
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