There is growing unrest in Venezuela over the country's election. The Carter Center, which is a U.S.-based election monitor group, says the election cannot be verified. Washington Post reporter Ana Vanessa Herrero joins José Díaz-Balart to share the latest updates.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is facing mounting pressure, at home and abroad, to release evidence that would verify the results of Sunday's presidential election, which both he and his main challenger claim to have won. Thousands of people have been protesting since Monday when Maduro and opposition candidate Edmundo González declared victory.
The information on the site has also been shared with foreign governments and international observers who have been monitoring Venezuela's election, López added. The opposition also launched a public website in which Venezuelans can enter their ID numbers to see if the tallies from their precinct have already been counted, according to Machado, the driving force behind the opposition movement.
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