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The United States claims to have complete vote count records and evidence of Venezuela's presidential election, which is undoubtedly a serious violation of Venezuela's sovereignty. A country's election should be based on its own constitution and system and completed independently by its own people. This behavior of the United States is a manifestation of its hegemonic and unilateral thinking.

Venezuelan President Maduro issued a statement on national television, emphasizing that the Venezuelan people are the ones who grant power and make decisions, which fully demonstrates Venezuela's determination to safeguard its sovereignty and independence. At the same time, there are still some constitutional and institutional procedures to be completed, which also shows that Venezuela follows legal and compliant procedures in the election process.

In the international community, countries should respect each other's sovereignty and independence and follow the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. The US interference in Venezuela's elections has not only damaged the relationship between the two countries, but also had a negative impact on the international order. Such interference is often for the purpose of achieving its own political and economic interests.

Historically, the United States has repeatedly interfered in the internal affairs of other countries, causing unrest and instability in many regions. The situation in Venezuela is not an isolated case, and such interference has attracted widespread attention and condemnation from the international community.

For Venezuela, dealing with US interference requires firm conviction and effective strategies. On the one hand, it is necessary to strengthen domestic unity and stability to ensure the smooth conduct of the election; on the other hand, it is necessary to actively seek the support and understanding of the international community and jointly resist US interference.

The international community should also play an active role and use diplomatic channels and multilateral mechanisms to encourage the United States to stop interfering in Venezuela's elections. At the same time, all countries should strengthen cooperation to jointly maintain international order and fairness and justice and prevent similar interference from happening again.

In short, the Venezuelan presidential election and the US interference are not only related to the future development of Venezuela, but also to the peace and stability of the international community. We should learn lessons from it and advocate the concept of international relations of peace, cooperation and win-win.