Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González seeks regional support in Panama for his claim of victory in the July election against President Nicolás Maduro, presenting original ballot tallies. Despite facing challenges, including an arrest order by Maduro and lack of official results, González plans to return to Venezuela to assume office. The opposition gains support as Colombian leader Gustavo Petro refuses to attend Maduro’s inauguration, highlighting international criticism of the disputed election results.
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