Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez has fled to Spain seeking asylum, following the issuance of an arrest warrant against him in the wake of July's disputed presidential election. Gonzalez's departure marks a significant escalation in Venezuela's ongoing political turmoil, with the election results being widely contested both domestically and internationally. The United States, along with several other countries, has expressed support for Gonzalez, viewing him as the legitimate winner of the election. This move has intensified the diplomatic crisis surrounding Venezuela, as international voices call for a resolution to the political deadlock and the restoration of democratic norms.
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Venezuela Opposition Leader Gonzalez Flies to Spain After Arrest Warrant
CARACAS/MADRID (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez left for Spain overnight and was seeking asylum, officials said on Sunday, amid a mounting political and diplomatic crisis over the disputed results of July's election.
