Venezuela's Election Stirs Fears of Mass Migration

Concerns grow over potential Venezuelan exodus as Maduro threatens violence and opposition rallies for change.

Maduro warns of 'bloodbath' if he loses the upcoming election, raising tensions.
Opposition candidate González leads in polls, offering hope for change.
Over 7 million Venezuelans have already fled, with more considering migration if Maduro remains in power.
The U.S. has tightened border controls, impacting Venezuelan migrants.
Regional governments brace for potential influx, with Colombia setting up transit centers.