Venezuela?s Maduro claims sweep of boycotted election
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But his political adversaries and scores of nations, including the U.S., reject his legitimacy, alleging the vote was rigged and his most popular challengers were banned.Guaidó, 37, vowed to oust 58-year-old Maduro early last year — basing his claim to the interim presidency on his leadership of the National Assembly, whose term legally ends in early January under the constitution.The Trump administration and other countries led support of Guaidó and have said they will continue to support him in the absence of what they consider fair elections.Washington has hit Maduro and his political allies with sanctions, and the U.S. Justice Department has indicted Maduro as a “narcoterrorist,” offering a $15 million reward for his arrest.U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that Sunday’s election was fraudulent.“The results announced by the illegitimate Maduro regime will not reflect the will of the Venezuelan people,” he said on Twitter.
As said here by SCOTT SMITH Associated Press