Venezuela’s government has placed a bounty of $100,000 for information leading to the capture of exiled opposition candidate Edmundo González, who fled to Spain after being charged with various crimes.
González, who claims to have won the recent election, is engaging in an "international tour," starting with a visit to Argentina’s President Javier Milei, a vocal critic of Maduro.
The International Human Rights Committee has ordered the Venezuelan government to preserve voting tallies from the July 2024 elections, amid allegations of electoral fraud.
Despite winning recognition from the US and Argentina, González faces severe risks if he attempts to return to Venezuela, especially now with the reward on his head.
The political landscape remains polarized, with President Nicolás Maduro preparing for inauguration amidst opposition claims of a stolen election.
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