Venezuela’s opposition takes to the streets of Caracas to protest election results
Pro-opposition demonstrators took over Caracas in protest of the election results. Chavistas organized their own march in support of Maduro.
advertisingProtesters have flooded the east of Caracas in Venezuela in opposition-led demonstrations against the results of elections held a month ago. Former Venezuelan National Assembly deputy Maria Corina Machado has joined the protests and has stressed that “No democratic government has recognized Maduro’s fraud”,
Edmundo González Urrutia, an opposition candidate for the July 28 election, wrote on his X account that “These 30 days have been difficult, but they are also a proof of our unity”. González Urrutia has limited his public appearances after President Nicolás Maduro threatened him with jail.
Forces supporting the regime have also taken to the streets to claim victory for the Chavista leader. This week he announced that, a year from now, will hold “megaelections” This will affect the National Assembly, the country’s 23 regions and its 335 mayors.
Dozens of countries demand publication of Venezuelan electoral records after discovery Signs of fraud in vote counting,
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