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Will the international community recognize Venezuela's opposition victory by December 31, 2024?
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U.S. Urges World to Recognize Venezuela's Sunday Opposition Victory Amid Maduro's Claims, Biden Administration Says
Aug 1, 2024, 12:14 PM
The United States has urged the international community to recognize the victory of Venezuela's opposition in the recent election held on Sunday. Despite this, President Nicolas Maduro continues to assert his own victory and has called for his opponents to be jailed for decades. The Biden administration has been vocal in its stance, with the top U.S. diplomat for the region stating that Maduro's opponent achieved an 'overwhelming electoral victory.' For three days, the U.S. has been pressing Venezuelan authorities to release the vote tallies across the country. These are the clearest comments yet from the Biden administration that Maduro must go.
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