Venezuela opposition candidate leaves country

Venezuelans clash with police as disputed election is handed to President Maduro

Following the protests, opposition candidate Edmundo González said he had proof he won the ballot

Maduro Claims Victory in Venezuela's Presidential Election Amidst Claims of Fraud and Int'l Doubts

In Venezuela's latest presidential election, President Nicolás Maduro and opposition rival Edmundo Gonzalez both declared victory, sparking intense controversy. Official results announced by the national electoral authority show Maduro winning a third term with 51% of the vote, extending a quarter-century of socialist rule. However, independent exit polls suggest a major win for Gonzalez, who claims 70% of the vote. The U.S. and several other countries have expressed serious doubts about the legitimacy of the results, with accusations of electoral fraud and violations. Watch this video for a detailed analysis of the election, the international reactions, and the ongoing debate over Venezuela's political future. #VenezuelaElection #Maduro #EdmundoGonzalez #ElectionFraud #InternationalDoubt #PoliticalControversy #VenezuelanPolitics #ElectionResults #SocialistRule #Election2024 ~PR.274~ED.103~HT.334~

Maduro declared winner in Venezuela's presidential election as opposition claims irregularities

The sitting president has reportedly secured 51% of the vote, beating the main opposition candidate, Edmundo González by a significant margin.