In pictures: Venezuela reacts to Nicolas Maduro victoryPublished15 April 2013Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, Governing party candidate Nicolas Maduro, who was hand-picked by late president Hugo Chavez as his successor, has won the presidential poll in Venezuela by a narrow margin.Image caption, Mr Maduro's supporters, dressed in the trademark red colours of Venezuela's United Socialist Party, erupted in celebrations when the results were announced.Image caption, Fireworks went off across the capital, Caracas, and thousands of Mr Maduro's supporters held street parties.Image caption, Many sported fake moustaches in honour of their candidate, who will now govern until 2019.Image caption, Opposition candidate Henrique Capriles has refused to recognise the result and demanded a recount.Image caption, Supporters of Mr Capriles could not believe their candidate had lost to Mr Maduro by less than two percentage points.Image caption, After 14 years of Mr Chavez as president, opposition supporters had hoped for a change, but Mr Maduro has already said he will continue to implement Mr Chavez's policies.More on this storyChavez heir wins Venezuela electionPublished15 April 2013In pictures: Venezuelans votePublished14 April 2013Venezuela polls in Chavez's shadowPublished13 April 2013