Venezuela's socialist revolution faces a reckoning

After the US capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the socialist movement founded by Hugo Chavez is entering a dramatic new phase. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez is opening talks with Washington and reshaping a revolution built on anti-American rhetoric. Reporter Tibisay Zea returns to the Caracas neighborhoods where she met Maduro supporters in 2024, and finds longtime believers struggling to reconcile Chavez's ideals with the movement's new direction - and questioning what "Chavismo" now stands for.