What are your questions about Venezuela's future?

Venezuelan Vice President Nicolás Maduro said in an announcement Tuesday that President Hugo Chávez has died. Earlier in the day, in a television announcement, the Venezuelan government said Chávez's health had worsened with a new lung infection while recovering from cancer surgery.

How will Hugo Chávez be remembered in history? Tell us what you think as we cover the story.

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