As international pressure continues to mount against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid a lack of transparency regarding the election results, former Colombian president Iván Duque has taken to X to denounce an alleged plan being prepared by the government to divert from fraud allegations: call for new elections in December.
According to Duque, there is "dangerous information going around" that Venezuela's Supreme Court is studying the possibility of annulling the July 28 elections using Nicolas Maduro's "cyber attack" claim as a smoke curtain. Duque did not elaborate on where he received said information from.
