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EU Mulls Further Sanctions as Pressure on Maduro Remains High After Disputed Election

Background

The European Union (EU) is considering imposing additional sanctions on Venezuela in response to the controversial presidential election that saw Nicolás Maduro declared the winner.

The EU has already imposed a number of sanctions on Venezuela, including asset freezes and travel bans, in response to the country's political and economic crisis.

Current Situation

Following the election, the EU has said that it is "deeply concerned" about the electoral process and has called for an independent investigation.

The EU has also said that it is considering further sanctions on Venezuela, including measures that would target the country's oil industry.

International Reaction

The United States has also condemned the election and has said that it is considering imposing further sanctions on Venezuela.

Other countries, including Canada and Brazil, have also expressed concern about the election and have called for an independent investigation.

Outlook

It is unclear whether the EU will impose further sanctions on Venezuela.

однако the EU's statement indicates that it is seriously considering taking such action.

If the EU does impose further sanctions, it will likely increase pressure on Maduro and his government.