The documents, which break the data down into Venezuela's 14,515 polling centres, show that 3,720,465 people had voted by 5.30 p.m. Voting ended at 7 pm and election experts said doubling the vote ...

Authorities repeated calls for Maduro to release the election’s official tally sheets, considered the one verifiable vote count in Venezuela as they are almost impossible to replicate.

On Wednesday, the CEO of Smartmatic, Antonio Mugica, said they could not "endorse" the results for Sunday's vote even though they've been providing election tech and support services in Venezuela ...

The crackdown follows July's election, in which the National Electoral Council declared Maduro the winner. The official vote count was never made public, but when the opposition released its own ...

After a long record of rigging election results, this time Maduro declared himself the winner without presenting any details about the vote count. The main leader of the opposition, Maria Corina ...

Venezuela will hold the presidential election on Sunday, five years after the last vote was condemned by opposition figures and many Western democracies. (Alfredo Lasry/Getty Images) ...

Their two countries are neighbors to Venezuela and their governments were to witness agreements struck between Maduro and the opposition that aimed to chart the path to free and fair elections ...