2024-08-24 23:54:48
After the dispute resolution of the The Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela to approve the victory of Nicolás Maduro as Presidentthe governments of Colombia and BrazilThey talk about it. Both leaders decided not to identify the result and, instead, asked for a detailed publication of the results minutes of the voting process to guarantee the reliability of the results.
In a new joint statement, they insist on transparency in the publication of data is necessary to restore the confidence of the electoral process.
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The statement confirmed that the presidents Gustavo Petro from Colombia and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva from Brazil They held talks in recent days to resolve the political situation in their local area.
Both leaders agreed Normal politics in Venezuela can only be achieved through peaceful dialogue and democratic coexistence, while they demand it all parties to avoid acts of violence and repression.
Colombia and Brazil also made their request to National Electoral Council to publish the minutes broken by the polling station, in accordance with the spirit of transparency of the Barbados Convention.
“Brazil and ColombiaThey consider the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Venezuela on the electoral process. They also said that they continue to wait for the publication, by the CNE, of the minutes distributed by the electoral division. And they remember the agreements made by the government and the opposition through the signing of the Barbados Accords, which the spirit of transparency must respect,” the statement read.
Finally, governments oppose sanctions one, in their opinion violation of international law and harm to the most vulnerable sectors of the population in the affected countries.
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