By Marco Cacciati Isabel Allende, the Chilean novelist, senator and daughter of former president Salvador Allende, has delivered a scathing critique of Nicolás Maduro’s government in Venezuela, labelling it a ‘dictatorship in every sense of the word’. In a candid interview with CNN Chile on August 19, Allende, a member of Chile’s Socialist Party, emphatically rejected the legitimacy of Venezuela’s recent presidential election. ‘It is obvious that Maduro did not win the election,’ she stated, describing the electoral process as ‘completely irregular’ and ‘totally far from international democrat…