Venezuela replacing two mayors jailed over protests Venzeuelans in two cities went to the polls Sunday to elect new mayors two months after the opposition-member incumbents were dismissed and jailed for failing to prevent violence in anti-government protests. In the city of San Cristobal, along the border with Colombia where the protests were first birthed, an expected 208,000 voters were choosing between the wife of the ousted mayor Daniel Ceballos, from the MUD opposition coalition, and Alejandro Mendez, 33, a lawyer championed by the ruling Socialist party. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES of Patricia de Ceballos