Venezuela Gripped by Disputed Election Fallout and Renewed Protests

Venezuela is witnessing a resurgence of protests and political tension one month after a disputed election that saw President Nicolas Maduro declared the winner amidst controversy. The opposition, led by candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, has challenged the results, citing their own tallies indicating a landslide victory against Maduro. In response, both the opposition and government supporters have organized rallies to mark the one-month anniversary of the election, highlighting the deep divisions within the country. The international community has called for transparency and the release of full voting tallies as the situation has led to deadly protests and a crackdown on opposition figures. The opposition believes that peaceful protests and external pressure could still change the political landscape and oust Maduro from power.