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A Human Rights Watch report reveals that Venezuelan security forces and pro-government groups killed at least 24 individuals during protests following the disputed July presidential election. The report highlights a coordinated crackdown on dissent, with credible evidence implicating state forces in the violence.
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Edmundo González, recognized by the U.S. as the rightful winner of Venezuela's July 28 presidential election, has fled to Spain amid escalating repression from Nicolás Maduro's government. González claims he was coerced into signing a letter recognizing Maduro's victory, further complicating the political crisis in Venezuela.
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Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, a Venezuelan opposition leader, has fled to Spain after seeking asylum at the Spanish embassy in Caracas. His departure follows a contested election and an arrest warrant issued by the Maduro government. Spain has confirmed his safe passage and commitment to Venezuelan political rights.
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Following a disputed presidential election in Venezuela, opposition candidate Edmundo González has fled to Spain, leaving the opposition's hopes for change in jeopardy. Despite evidence of his electoral victory, Nicolás Maduro's regime continues to consolidate power amid a brutal crackdown on dissent.