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Will the 2024 Venezuelan election results be officially recognized by international bodies by the end of 2024?
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Venezuela in Political Standoff as Both Sides Claim Victory in Sunday Election
Jul 29, 2024, 03:49 PM
Venezuela is engulfed in a high-stakes political standoff following its recent presidential election on Sunday. Both the opposition party and President Nicolas Maduro's government have declared victory, leading to widespread uncertainty and international scrutiny. The opposition's claim of victory has set up a showdown with Maduro, who has also declared himself the winner. Leaders in the US and several Latin American nations, including Chile, Brazil, and Colombia, are questioning Maduro's claim and demanding proof of the vote results. Russia and China, however, back Maduro's declaration. The situation is critical as Venezuela faces deep international scrutiny, with calls for transparency and the release of vote records. Millions in the nation saw this election as their best shot to end 25 years of single-party rule.
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