PLEASE NOTE: EDIT CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL<br /> <br />The protégé of Hugo Chavez celebrates a narrow election victory.<br /> <br />With 50.7 percent of the vote, Nicolas Madruo was declared the winner of Venezuela's presidential election on Sunday (April 14).<br /> <br />But as his supporters welcomed the news, the opposition refused to accept the result.<br /> <br />Rival Henrique Capriles suffered a narrow loss, leaving his supporters devastated.<br /> <br />The opposition leader demands a full recount and accuses Madruo of being "loaded with illegitimacy".<br /> <br />The president-elect called for calm, and told supporters he's open to a recount.<br /> <br />SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT ELECT NICOLAS MADURO, SAYING:<br /> <br />"We don't want violence, we call for peace, to respect tolerance, the institutions. We call for the results to be respected."<br /> <br />While Madruo's supporters celebrated in the capital, the controversy raises fears of political unrest.<br /> <br />Election officials have given no indication
