Venezuela Issues Second Summons for Opposition Leader Edmundo Gonzalez

Gonzalez faces allegations related to publishing disputed election results, raising concerns over due process and political bias.

Attorney General's office calls Gonzalez to testify about alleged crimes including falsification and incitement to illegal activity.
The opposition claims Gonzalez won the July 28 election, contrary to official results naming Maduro the victor.
Gonzalez criticizes the summons as politically motivated and lacking procedural guarantees.
International bodies and Western countries question the transparency of the election and call for publication of full tallies.
Protests following the election have resulted in numerous deaths and arrests, with continued detentions of opposition figures.