In the wake of Venezuela's disputed presidential election, widespread protests have erupted both domestically and internationally. Incumbent President Nicolás Maduro declared victory, but opposition candidate Edmundo González, supported by opposition leader María Corina Machado, claims to have won the majority of votes. The United States, along with Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, have recognized González as the rightful winner, citing evidence of electoral fraud. Protests have spread to cities like Miami, Tampa, and New York, where Venezuelan exiles and supporters rallied in solidarity with those in Venezuela. The political unrest has resulted in violence, with numerous arrests and fatalities reported. Leaders and activists are calling for international intervention and a peaceful transition of power in accordance with the will of the Venezuelan people.