In pictures: Venezuelans choose Hugo Chavez successorPublished14 April 2013Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, Venezuelans have been queuing since the early hours of Sunday to cast their vote in elections to find a successor to the late President, Hugo Chavez.Image caption, Security is reported to be tight at polling stations across the Latin American country, with ballots being cast in an atmosphere of calm.Image caption, Voters must choose between Nicolas Maduro, named by the late president as his preferred successor, and Henrique Capriles, who narrowly lost to Mr Chavez in elections last year.Image caption, Almost 19 million Venezuelans have the right to vote.Image caption, Voting is electronic - one machine will identify voters' fingerprints, and a second will recognise identity card numbers and register the vote anonymously.Image caption, Emotions are said to be high in this election - the first in almost two decades in which Hugo Chavez's name has not appeared on the ballots.More on this storyThousands march for Colombian peace. Video, 00:01:24Thousands march for Colombian peacePublished10 April 2013Farc: Peace talks are acceleratingPublished25 January 2013Colombia warns Farc over trucePublished19 January 2013