'It's No Good': Venezuelans In Florida React To Controversial Vote
Outside the well-known Venezuelan Restaurant El Arepazo 2 in Doral Owner Lorenzo Di Stefano says he's followed Venezuela's vote in his home country very closely.
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Outside the well-known Venezuelan Restaurant El Arepazo 2 in Doral Owner Lorenzo Di Stefano says he's followed Venezuela's vote in his home country very closely.
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