Representatives of Venezuela's opposition coalition arrive at the Supreme Court after being summoned over the disputed July 28 presidential election results, but Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, who claims he was the rightful winner, defies the call. "If I go" to the Supreme Court, "I will be jeopardizing not only my freedom but, more importantly: the will of the Venezuelan people expressed on July 28," said Gonzalez Urrutia in a post on social media. Speaking to press gathered outside the court, Manuel Rosales, governor of the state of Zulia, demands the elections authority "publish the final results." Simon Calzadilla, of the Movement for Venezuela (MPV), who also supported Gonzalez Urrutia, said: "No political party knows, 11 days after the election, how many votes it received." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES