Leaders of Venezuela's bruised opposition to travel abroad to denounce 'voting fraud'CARACAS (Reuters) - Key members of Venezuela s opposition, divided and dispirited after losing gubernatorial elections over the weekend, will travel abroad to denounce what it says is a  fraudulent  voting system under leftist President Nicolas Maduro.  Congress president Julio Borges said in a press conference on Thursday that the opposition coalition will try to stir up international support, which could result in further sanctions against Maduro s administration.  His unpopular government unexpectedly swept to victory in Sunday s regional vote, pocketing 18 of 23 states in the midst of a debilitating economic crisis that has millions skipping meals as soaring inflation destroys salaries.  Polls had forecast the opposition easily beating the ruling socialists. Maduro s rivals say a mix of dirty tricks, like  moving hundreds of voting centers in opposition areas at the last minute and including the names of opposition politicians who lost in primaries on ballots, worked against them.   We made a huge effort, we aimed to overcome all the obstacles, and what the government did was upgrade its fraud and its cheating,  said Borges, adding that politicians were due to travel to fellow Latin American countries and other supportive nations shortly.   We have the full records of this electoral process and we re going to submit them to various international bodies, so that ... they can be audited,  added Borges, who did not provide further details on the trips. While the opposition first cried fraud, without providing proof, it later scaled back its accusations and is now focusing on the minerals-rich state of Bolivar where it says its losing candidate was robbed of decisive votes.  Maduro blasted his opponents as sore losers who cry fraud when convenient. On Thursday, he inaugurated Hector Rodriguez, a rising star in the Socialist Party, as governor of Miranda state in a ceremony filled with song and dance.  Opposition politicians have acknowledged that demoralization in their own ranks hurt turnout. Many opposition supporters are exhausted after four months of protests earlier this year and were loath to participate in what some saw as a rigged vote that would legitimize Maduro as a dictator.  They were even more downbeat after the vote, however, as it casts doubt on whether they can remove the ruling Socialist Party in next year s presidential election.   The government s handling of (Sunday s) vote suggests that it is not even willing to entertain anything close to free and fair presidential elections in 2018, even if it prompts growing international isolation, renewed unrest, and increased outward migration,  consultancy Eurasia wrote in a note to clients this week. worldnews
leaders venezuela bruised opposition travel abroad denounce reuters key members venezuela opposition divided spirited losing gubernatorial elections weekend travel abroad denounce says fraudulent voting system leftist president nicolas maduro congress president julio barges said press conference thursday opposition coalition try stir international support could result sanctions maduro administration his unpopular government unexpectedly swept victory sunday regional vote ticketing states midst debilitating economic crisis millions skipping meals soaring inflation destroys salaries polls forecast opposition easily beating ruling socialists maduro rivals say mix dirty tricks like moving hundreds voting centers opposition areas last minute including names opposition politicians lost primaries ballots worked we made huge effort aimed overcome obstacles government upgrade fraud cheating said barges adding politicians due travel fellow latin american countries supportive nations shortly we full records electoral process going submit various international bodies audited added barges provide details trips while opposition first cried fraud without providing proof later scaled back accusations focusing state oliver says losing candidate robbed decisive votes maduro blasted opponents sore losers cry fraud convenient on thursday inaugurated hector rodriguez rising star socialist party governor miranda state ceremony filled song dance opposition politicians acknowledged demoralization ranks hurt turnout many opposition supporters exhausted four months protests earlier year oath participate saw rigged vote would legitimize maduro dictator they even downbeat vote however casts doubt whether remove ruling socialist party next year presidential election the government handling sunday vote suggests even willing entertain anything close free fair presidential elections even prompts growing international isolation renewed unrest increased outward migration consultancy eurasia wrote note clients week worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Leaders of Venezuela's bruised opposition to travel abroad to denounce 'voting fraud'CARACAS (Reuters) - Key members of Venezuela s opposition, divided and dispirited after losing gubernatorial elections over the weekend, will travel abroad to denounce what it says is a  fraudulent  voting system under leftist President Nicolas Maduro.  Congress president Julio Borges said in a press conference on Thursday that the opposition coalition will try to stir up international support, which could result in further sanctions against Maduro s administration.  His unpopular government unexpectedly swept to victory in Sunday s regional vote, pocketing 18 of 23 states in the midst of a debilitating economic crisis that has millions skipping meals as soaring inflation destroys salaries.  Polls had forecast the opposition easily beating the ruling socialists. Maduro s rivals say a mix of dirty tricks, like  moving hundreds of voting centers in opposition areas at the last minute and including the names of opposition politicians who lost in primaries on ballots, worked against them.   We made a huge effort, we aimed to overcome all the obstacles, and what the government did was upgrade its fraud and its cheating,  said Borges, adding that politicians were due to travel to fellow Latin American countries and other supportive nations shortly.   We have the full records of this electoral process and we re going to submit them to various international bodies, so that ... they can be audited,  added Borges, who did not provide further details on the trips. While the opposition first cried fraud, without providing proof, it later scaled back its accusations and is now focusing on the minerals-rich state of Bolivar where it says its losing candidate was robbed of decisive votes.  Maduro blasted his opponents as sore losers who cry fraud when convenient. On Thursday, he inaugurated Hector Rodriguez, a rising star in the Socialist Party, as governor of Miranda state in a ceremony filled with song and dance.  Opposition politicians have acknowledged that demoralization in their own ranks hurt turnout. Many opposition supporters are exhausted after four months of protests earlier this year and were loath to participate in what some saw as a rigged vote that would legitimize Maduro as a dictator.  They were even more downbeat after the vote, however, as it casts doubt on whether they can remove the ruling Socialist Party in next year s presidential election.   The government s handling of (Sunday s) vote suggests that it is not even willing to entertain anything close to free and fair presidential elections in 2018, even if it prompts growing international isolation, renewed unrest, and increased outward migration,  consultancy Eurasia wrote in a note to clients this week. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: leaders venezuela bruised opposition travel abroad denounce reuters key members venezuela opposition divided spirited losing gubernatorial elections weekend travel abroad denounce says fraudulent voting system leftist president nicolas maduro congress president julio barges said press conference thursday opposition coalition try stir international support could result sanctions maduro administration his unpopular government unexpectedly swept victory sunday regional vote ticketing states midst debilitating economic crisis millions skipping meals soaring inflation destroys salaries polls forecast opposition easily beating ruling socialists maduro rivals say mix dirty tricks like moving hundreds voting centers opposition areas last minute including names opposition politicians lost primaries ballots worked we made huge effort aimed overcome obstacles government upgrade fraud cheating said barges adding politicians due travel fellow latin american countries supportive nations shortly we full records electoral process going submit various international bodies audited added barges provide details trips while opposition first cried fraud without providing proof later scaled back accusations focusing state oliver says losing candidate robbed decisive votes maduro blasted opponents sore losers cry fraud convenient on thursday inaugurated hector rodriguez rising star socialist party governor miranda state ceremony filled song dance opposition politicians acknowledged demoralization ranks hurt turnout many opposition supporters exhausted four months protests earlier year oath participate saw rigged vote would legitimize maduro dictator they even downbeat vote however casts doubt whether remove ruling socialist party next year presidential election the government handling sunday vote suggests even willing entertain anything close free fair presidential elections even prompts growing international isolation renewed unrest increased outward migration consultancy eurasia wrote note clients week worldnews