Venezuela opposition governors take oath before assembly

This Oct. 18, 2017 photo shows a spray-painted message on a wall that reads in Spanish; “I will not vote,” next to the name of opposition gubernatorial candidate Carlos Ocariz, in Guarenas, Venezuela. Polls favored Ocariz to win handily in Sunday’s election, but his opponent, a pro-government candidate won. A similar trend played out on a statewide level and across much of the nation as opposition candidates were hurt by high abstention rates in their strongholds. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)

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