2024-07-27 07:44:54
In the installation, the identification of the members of the table is made, including principals, substitutes, reserves, and the operator of the Integrated System. Photo: EFE/Archive
July 27, 2024 Time: 03:44
According to official information, by one in the afternoon, 96.04 percent of the tables had already been installed nationwide.
Authorities of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela reported that by noon this Friday, more than 96 percent of the electoral tables were installed throughout the country for the presidential elections this Sunday.
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teleSUR correspondent in Caracas, Leonel Retamal, reported that for the electoral exercise next Sunday, 30,026 electoral tables will be enabled, corresponding to 15,797 electoral centers in the country.
“According to official information, by one in the afternoon, 96.04 percent of the tables had already been installed nationwide (…) with less than 48 hours remaining until the start of the electoral process in the country,” the journalist indicated.
The rector of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Aime Nogal Méndez, stated that from early in the morning, 100 percent of the technical operational staff of the tables was present at the voting centers enabled for the elections.
This Friday, a review of the materials necessary for the presidential elections was carried out, in addition to ensuring the presence of all the members of the table.
During the installation ceremony, based on Article 108 of the Organic Law of Electoral Processes, the identification of the members of the table is made, including principals, substitutes, reserves, and the operator of the Integrated System (OSI).
Ministry of Labor prepares to receive complaints
The Minister of Labor of Venezuela, Alexis Corredor, reported this Friday that the department has installed situational rooms to receive any complaints from the working class regarding their right to vote next Sunday.
“We urge all workplace entities to allow workers to exercise their right to vote, which is fundamental as a civic duty,” explained the official interviewed by a local radio station.
Regarding the issue, he noted that complaints can be submitted this Sunday, July 28, through the number 0800 TRABAJO.
This Sunday, Venezuelans will go to the polls to choose from 10 candidates for the next president of the country.
Author: teleSUR – JGN
Source: Últimas Noticias – Venezuela News – AVN
Trends in Venezuelan Electoral Practices and Worker Participation
As Venezuela approaches the presidential elections, significant improvements in the electoral process are evident, with over 96% of voting stations successfully installed ahead of the polls. The efficiency displayed by the National Electoral Council (CNE) reflects a growing trend in electoral management focused on transparency and accessibility. This meticulous preparation, involving over 30,000 voting stations, suggests a commitment to ensuring a smooth democratic process.
This election cycle, marked by the active oversight of the CNE and the engagement of electoral monitors, points towards a future where the integrity of elections is paramount. Increased scrutiny can not only enhance voter confidence but also attract greater international observation, potentially leading to broader international recognition of the electoral process.
Moreover, the proactive stance of the Ministry of Labor in setting up channels for workers to report grievances is indicative of a shift towards prioritizing citizen rights, especially in the context of exercising the right to vote. By establishing the *0800TRABAJO* hotline, the government signals an intention to foster an inclusive environment, empowering workers to participate fully in the electoral process without fear of repercussions from their employers.
Ultimately, these developments suggest a dual trend: strengthening electoral integrity through procedural transparency and enhancing worker participation rights, which could reshape how future elections are conducted in Venezuela. As the nation prepares for another pivotal vote, the effectiveness of these initiatives will be closely monitored, serving as potential models for electoral processes in similarly situated democracies.