Joe Biden will speak to Lula da Silva about the crisis in Venezuela caused by electoral fraud

chairman American, Joe Bidenwill talk to you on Tuesday afternoon President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula da SilvaIn the midst of an election crisis Venezuela and in the midst of efforts brazil Obtaining evidence from the minutes certifying the victory of Nicolás Maduro announced on Sunday by National Electoral Council (CNE) Of Venezuela,

the White House gave a hint about this tonight Biden And Lula They will speak at 2:30pm local time (6:30pm GMT), in a conversation expected to focus on the crisis that has arisen Venezuela Given the doubts expressed by several countries on the continent, including USAon the validity of the election results presented on Sunday by CNE without any specific or separate investigation.

Lula He has sent his international affairs advisor and former chancellor. Celso Amorimwhom did you get it from ripe and pressured for access to election records that certify the victory ripe against the opposition movement led by Edmundo González UrrutiaSupported by Maria Corina Machado,

USAFor its part, it has expressed skepticism that Sunday’s result reflects the will of the majority of Venezuelans.

Washington The election results were announced this Monday Venezuela He had no credibility and asked the local authorities to publish the minutes.

,By declaring a winner without a detailed district record of support, (Nicolás) Maduro’s representatives have deprived the alleged electoral results they announced of any credibility.“A senior official said USA,

“We have serious concerns that this result does not reflect the will or votes of the Venezuelan people,” he said.

brazil Negotiations are ongoing with Mexico And Colombia to publish a joint statement Demand that Venezuela count all votes And Publish the electoral records of each districtAs he told the agency Bloomberg Two Brazilian government officials familiar with the matter are saying.

The foreign ministries of the three countries — all led by leftist presidents who have historically maintained close ties with Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro — issued statements on Monday refusing to recognize the result of Sunday’s elections unless Caracas takes measures to guarantee the transparency of the process.

But Brazil sees a statement Joint As one of Maduro’s closest allies in the region Put pressure on your governmentofficials said, which has so far ignored requests from the Venezuelan opposition and the international community to publish the minutes.

National Electoral Council (CNE) Of Venezuela announced the victory of ripe with 51.20% of the votes compared to the opponent’s 44.20% Edmundo González UrrutiaWith 80% count.

(With information from EFE)