Uncertainty grows in Venezuela

Luke Randall  |  World
Date posted:  2 Sep 2024
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Uncertainty grows  in Venezuela

Nicolás Maduro at his inauguration in 2019

Venezuelan Christians face an uncertain future amid controversy concerning the result of the recent national election.

Nicolás Maduro was recently declared the winner by a government-controlled agency, granting him a third term in office, and the continuation of 25 years of rule by the Socialist PSUV party.

However, many among the international community are refusing to recognise the result, including the European Union and the USA, and opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez claims he has proof that he won the election.

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