Politics
G7 expresses concern about Venezuela, demands regime publish election results "with total transparency"
The G7 Foreign Ministers expressed their solidarity with the Venezuelan people and expressed their concern about the electoral results
The G7 Foreign Ministers expressed their solidarity with the Venezuelan people and expressed their concern about the electoral results
The opposition party Voluntad Popular called for election laws be enforced and said that “nothing and no one” will take them off the electoral route
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
Argentine President Javier Milei pointed out that “the fraud that the dictator Nicolás Maduro has carried out and perpetrated is neither more nor less than a pyrrhic victory.”
The study reveals a significant downturn in support for the regime compared to previous periods
The complainant organization stated that this action is part of the pattern of “persecution” that the dictatorship “has undertaken against those who exercise their civil and political rights in Venezuela”
The 2024 presidential election candidate took to X to say, “The will of the Venezuelan people must be respected.”
The resolution, which sought greater transparency in the Venezuelan electoral process, was rejected due to the abstentions and absences of several member countries, including Colombia, Brazil and Mexico
The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, said he was “scared” by Nicolás Maduro's comments regarding the subsequent election result
Blinken and other Latin American leaders expressed doubts about Maduro declaring victory after polls showed a strong opposition coalition was surging ahead