Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has raised concerns over the future of an election deal with the opposition, suggesting that it could collapse. The country, which has been mired in a political and economic crisis for years, has been grappling with ongoing negotiations between the government and the opposition to find a way forward.
Maduro's comments come amid growing tension and uncertainty in Venezuela, as the country faces mounting international pressure and a deteriorating socio-economic situation. The election deal, which was reached earlier this year, aimed to pave the way for a new electoral process that would be recognized as fair and transparent by both sides.
