As political tensions rise in Venezuela, opposition leader Edmundo González, recognized by the U.S. as the President-Elect, is gaining international attention and support. González recently met with President Biden at the White House, where they discussed the situation in Venezuela ahead of Maduro’s inauguration. In response, the Maduro government has intensified its efforts to discredit González, offering a reward of $100,000 for his capture and threatening arrest if he returns to Venezuela. Despite these challenges, González is embarking on an international tour to consolidate support and may soon visit countries like Uruguay and Panama. As the opposition leader urges his supporters to demonstrate against Maduro, the political landscape in Venezuela remains charged with uncertainty.