After the fall of Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro, the reaction in South Florida — home to the largest Venezuelan community in the US — is complicated. In Doral, celebrations have been mixed with uncertainty about what comes next for the country, how much control Donald Trump intends to exert, and who should lead a transition. Many who came to the US legally through the Temporary Protected Status program also fear being sent back to a country in transition. The World’s Tibisay Zea reports.
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