El fiscal general del régimen, Tarek William Saab, dijo que se abrió una investigación contra Machado por los supuestos ataques cibernéticos al CNE desde Macedonia del Norte
Blinken and other Latin American leaders expressed doubts about Maduro declaring victory after polls showed a strong opposition coalition was surging ahead
Several former presidents were traveling on the flight who intended to participate as electoral observers in the upcoming Venezuelan elections on Sunday
The Maduro regime has begun waging a quiet war against journalists and human rights defenders, launching a sweep of arrests and expulsions while cancelling the passports of Venezuelan democracy activists and reporters, according to reports collected on location by ADN America.
The second bulletin of the Venezuelan electoral body is released five days after the elections in the South American country
Pollsters predict that up to 13-17 million people will cast ballots on Sunday in Venezuela’s presidential election, a much anticipated event also being monitored by the entire Latin American region, U.S. and European officials
“Don't the governments of other countries ... have things to do? Why do they have to get involved in the affairs of other countries? Why the interference?” he asked during a press conference at the National Palace
Numerous governments in the region have expressed concern about the results, which favor communist dictator Nicolas Maduro and have questioned the transparency and legitimacy of the electoral process in Venezuela
In a joint statement issued this Monday, the countries demand a complete review of the electoral results in Venezuela
The demonstrations, which began in the early hours of July 29 after the CNE declared Maduro was the winner, have faced strong repression from armed regime forces