Venezuela's government is offering a substantial reward for the arrest of exiled presidential candidate, Edmundo González, who fled the country after facing charges.
González, who accused the government of election rigging, has vowed to return despite facing accusations of conspiracy and document forgery.
He's currently touring Latin America, planning meetings with key figures amid ongoing disputes over the validity of election results.
The United Nations has intervened, ordering Venezuela to preserve crucial election tallies to ensure transparency and accountability in the process.
