Venezuela has withdrawn its diplomatic personnel from seven Latin American countries following doubts about the disputed presidential election. The Venezuelan government accused the governments of Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, Panama, Uruguay, and the Dominican Republic of interventionist actions and statements.
The opposition, led by Edmundo González Urrutia and María Corina Machado, claims that the election results are fraudulent and has called for a complete review. Widespread protests have erupted, resulting in several deaths and hundreds of arrests.
The international community has criticized the election results, with calls for transparency and accountability. In response, Venezuela has also demanded that the diplomats of these countries leave the country.
The power struggle between President Nicolás Maduro and the opposition continues to escalate, with both sides organizing rallies and protests. The situation in Venezuela is causing concern among observers, as there is a risk of further violence and repression.
The role of the military is crucial, as their loyalty will determine the outcome. As tensions mount, the crisis in Venezuela deepens, leading to a growing humanitarian and economic crisis.
