The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT16) CARACAS, Venezuela -- Feb. 16, 2003 -- VENEZUELA-SOAP-OPERAS-2 -- Soap operas are as much an icon of Venezuela as oil and beauty queens. The telenovelas, as they are known, dominate nightly programming and rival their Mexican and Brazilian counterparts for their popularity overseas. However, with Venezuela in political tumult, coming off an economically devastating two-month antigovernment strike, the scriptwriters of soaps like "My Fat Beauty" and "Intimate Underwear" are asking themselves whether they should not inject something new into the fables. Leonardo Padron, a scriptwriter with the Venevision television station in Caracas, is writing a new soap opera called "Sweet Thing," and is planning to infuse it with the reality of the current political, social and economic climate. Padron on the streets of Caracas, Feb. 13, 2003. (Zoe Selsky/The New York Times)
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