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Hundreds of anguished Venezuelans poured into the streets of downtown Caracas crying, hugging each other and shouting slogans in support of President Hugo Chavez after learning of his death Tuesday.
Clusters of women
"hundreds" and "clusters" sure are signs of widespread grief
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