IN DEPTH | Venezuelan opposition seeks to narrow path to power

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Venezuela's opposition, which declared itself the winner of Sunday's presidential election, is looking for ways to find a path to power despite significant obstacles.
Opposition leaders say they have access to about 90 per cent of the ballots and printouts of those tallies show their candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez, won by more than twice as many votes as Maduro.
Venezuela's current president, Nicolás Maduro, has declared his victory and denounced the resulting protests across the country as an attempted coup d'état.
The electoral council has backed his claim, but has not provided a full breakdown of the votes.
Other opposition avenues to power could include a negotiated settlement or the hope that the protests will increase foreign pressure on the government, and analysts say all such efforts are unlikely to succeed.
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