Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González did not go to the Supreme Court, who was accused of “obstructing” the electoral process.

2024-08-07 16:50:57

The Venezuelan opposition candidate, Edmundo González, who claimed victory in the elections on July 28, did not plan to respond this Thursday to the calls of the Electoral Chamber of the Supreme Court, accusing the body of – the highest court of the country has “taken” the works. of the National Electoral Commission (CNE), which has not yet published the minutes of the electoral tables that will give victory to President Nicolás Maduro.

González said in a letter published this Wednesday on social networks. The protester insisted that if he goes to the call “he will do so in a state of complete unhappiness.”

Furthermore, González objected that “the total period based on the audit records available for the participating political parties and candidates has not been properly established, nor that all the audits mandated by the current regulations have been do.”

At Maduro’s request, the Supreme Court – controlled by Chavismo – opened an investigation to verify the election results, although the CNE has not published the election records. The Electoral Chamber of the Court called ten presidential candidates on different days and today it is González’s turn.

“I have no doubt that the Maduro government has tried to deceive.”

Gabriel BoricPresident of Chile

With each passing day, suspicions grow that Chavismo is treacherous. This Wednesday, the Chilean president of the left, Gabriel Boric, said that he has no doubt that Chavismo “has tried to commit fraud” and that he used it as evidence that he refused to show the electoral records.

“Personally, and this is the position of the Government of Chile, I have no doubt that the Maduro government has tried to deceive, otherwise they would have published the famous minutes. Why didn’t they do it? If they had clearly won they would have shown the minutes,” concluded the Chilean president.

Boric added that Chile “does not recognize the personal victory of Maduro and we also do not have confidence in the independence or representation of the current institutions in Venezuela, which is why we have proposed as a country that we will approve the results of which have been confirmed by international organizations in the independence of the government.”

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