The Venezuelan prosecutor’s office has asked the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) to issue a “red alert” against former opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalezexiled to Spain as political asylum.

This was confirmed this Thursday by an opponent on the social network X, where he published a request dated October 24.

“It is clear that this new and systematic attack is related to our work abroad.”

He said they conveyed “the message of the undeniable triumph of Venezuelans’ desire for change, rights violations and upcoming actions to all policymakers around the world.”

In particular, Caracas demands his arrest for usurpation of functions; falsification of a public document; incitement to disobey the laws; CONSPIRACY; ignorance of government institutions; complicity in the use of violent acts against peace; dissemination of false information ignoring election results; sabotage or damage to the system; association; money laundering and terrorist financing.

In early September, a Venezuelan court issued an arrest warrant for a Venezuelan opponent who declared himself the winner of the late July presidential elections, in which the National Electoral Council (CNE) gave victory to the country’s president. Nicholas.

Prosecutors are investigating Gonzalez for posting information online that could prove he won the June 28 election. Maduro then justified the order by deeming it “unacceptable” that González “does not recognize the laws,” referring to his rejection of both the results and the institutions controlled by Chavismo, which approved the elections. (Europe Press).