Venezuela's government has issued a large reward for the capture of Edmundo González, an opposition presidential candidate who sought asylum in Spain.
Accused of conspiracy and document forgery, González maintains his innocence, alleging the election was rigged by the Maduro administration.
His Latin American tour includes a meeting with Argentinian President Milei, highlighting the international interest in Venezuela's political crisis.
The UN's intervention, demanding preservation of election tallies, underscores the global concern over transparency and fairness in the recent election.
