Venezuela Faces International Pressure to Release Electoral Rolls

The international community, specifically Italy, France, Germany, and Spain, has expressed concerns over the transparency of Venezuela's recent election. The electoral council declared President Nicolas Maduro the winner with 51% of the vote, but the opposition claims its own tally shows opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez likely received 67% of the votes. The opposition has questioned the legitimacy of the election results, with some even accusing the government of a "criminal maneuver". The international community is demanding that the electoral rolls be published to ensure transparency.