Summary
Maduro has launched crackdown against opposition following election
The Independent
The tally sheets known as actas — printouts measuring several feet that resemble shopping receipts — have long been considered the ultimate proof of election results in Venezuela.
ABC News Go
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado urged Venezuelans to take to the streets on Saturday in protest of Maduro’s re-election, which has thrust the South American nation into a political crisis and drawn international criticism.
Aljazeera
Argentina, Ecuador, Uruguay and Costa Rica on Friday recognized opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia as the president-elect of Venezuela, joining the United States and Peru in rejecting the official results.
Hindustan Times
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