- The TSJ rejected an appeal requesting to publish the presidential election results. Presidential elections in the United States passed without major setbacks. The Motherflowers group will perform at Cusica Fest 2024 | Main photo: EFE
This Tuesday, November 5, the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) rejected an appeal requesting to publish the presidential election results.
At the international level, Luis Moreno Ocampo, former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), considered that Venezuela needs a transition to democracy. Furthermore, the presidential elections in the United States went off without a hitch.
In technology, they launched the first wooden satellite into space. While in culture, the writer Miguel Bonnefoy won the Femina 2024 literary prize and the
Motherflowers group will perform at Cusica Fest 2024
Below are the most notable news from Tuesday, November 5:
1. TSJ rejected an appeal requesting to publish the presidential election results
On Tuesday, November 5, the TSJ rejected an appeal requesting to order the National Electoral Council (CNE) to publish the results of the presidential elections of July 28, whose official result, questioned inside and outside the country, gave the victory for Nicolás Maduro.
On its website, the Constitutional Chamber of the TSJ declared as inadmissible the amparo action filed by the Popular Democratic Front (FDP), a dissident Chavismo coalition that requested said publication.
Likewise, the court imposed a fine on the lawyer María Alejandra Díaz, who assisted the request for protection. The law establishes that fines may be imposed on “those who disrespect, offend or disturb with their actions the Judiciary, the Supreme Court of Justice, its bodies or officials, or those who abuse judicial resources or actions.”
Luis Moreno Ocampo, former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), considered on Tuesday, November 5, that although there is a possible prosecution in Venezuela for crimes against humanity, the country needs a “transition towards democracy.”
“A transition is needed in which the regime accepts that it lost the elections and there is a path to a democratic system. It is not possible to believe that just a little bit of makeup is enough,” she said in an interview with the news agency EFE.
In relation to the presidential elections of July 28, Moreno Ocampo does not doubt that there was “electoral fraud” and condemned the arrests of opposition leaders, electoral and criminal prosecutors.
The first voting centers in the United States opened on Tuesday, November 5 at 5:00 am to begin a historic day in which the country will choose between the vice president and Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, and former Republican president Donald Trump ( 2017-2021).
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump tied with three votes each in the small township of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. This is one of the first towns to offer its electoral results, which has become a national tradition although it does not necessarily mean a trend of who could win the elections.
The electoral offices will be in charge of offering the results of each state, voters can check how the elections are going on the website of each office.
The French-Venezuelan writer Miguel Bonnefoy won the Femina 2024 literary prize on Tuesday, November 5. The author stood out among the six finalists for the award, of which five were men and only one woman.
Bonnefoy was recognized for his work The Dream of the Jaguar (The Jaguar’s Dreamin French). The novel begins when a beggar woman, recently arrived in Maracaibo, Venezuela, finds a newborn on the steps of a church. Thus begins the life of Antonio, who will become one of the most illustrious surgeons in his country.
In his fifth novel, the author unfolds a saga inspired by his ancestors and populated by characters in a story full of history and emotion, according to the Payot-Rivages publishing house.
The Femina Literature Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in France. It was founded in 1904 by a group of writers belonging to the magazine La Vie Heureuse, who were looking for an alternative to the Goncourt Prize, dominated mainly by men.
Regarding the Femina Extranjero award, the Chilean Alia Trabucco Zerán stood out with her work Limpio.
5. They launched the first wooden satellite into space
LignoSat, the world’s first wooden satellite built by Japanese researchers from Kyoto University and the Sumitomo Forestry company, was launched on Tuesday, November 5, a spokesperson for the Japanese company confirmed to EFE.
The satellite, completed in May and scheduled for launch in September, has been launched on a Space .
Once it gets there, they hope to be able to take it into space a month later, in December, although there is still no confirmed date, as part of a first test of the use of wood in lunar and Mars exploration.
The musical event promoter Cusica confirmed on Tuesday, November 5, that the Venezuelan group Motherflowers will be part of Cusica Fest 2024, which will take place on December 7 at the Simón Bolívar University (USB), in Caracas.
Motherflowers will perform for the first time at this festival to perform their biggest hits, including songs from their album Flower Mom and his recent single “YMW.”
The Venezuelan musical trio fuses genres such as hip hop, R&B, reggae, synthpop, trap and cumbia, among others. This style reflects influences from tropical and Caribbean culture, combining elements from past decades with a modern approach.
In The Diary We present you a news summary with the most notable information of the day, which you should know at the national and international level.
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The French-Venezuelan writer Miguel Bonnefoy won the Femina 2024 literary prize on Tuesday, November 5. The author stood out among the six finalists for the award, of which five were men and only one woman.
Bonnefoy was recognized for his work The Dream of the Jaguar (The Jaguar’s Dream in French). The novel begins when a beggar woman, recently arrived in Maracaibo, Venezuela, finds a newborn on the steps of a church. Thus begins the life of Antonio, who will become one of the most illustrious surgeons in his country.
In his fifth novel, the author unfolds a saga inspired by his ancestors and populated by characters in a story full of history and emotion, according to the Payot-Rivages publishing house.
The Femina Literature Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in France. It was founded in 1904 by a group of writers belonging to the magazine La Vie Heureuse, who were looking for an alternative to the Goncourt Prize, dominated mainly by men.
Regarding the Femina Extranjero award, the Chilean Alia Trabucco Zerán stood out with her work Limpio.
5. They launched the first wooden satellite into space
LignoSat, the world’s first wooden satellite built by Japanese researchers from Kyoto University and the Sumitomo Forestry company, was launched on Tuesday, November 5, a spokesperson for the Japanese company confirmed to EFE.
The satellite, completed in May and scheduled for launch in September, has been launched on a Space.
Once it gets there, they hope to be able to take it into space a month later, in December, although there is still no confirmed date, as part of a first test of the use of wood in lunar and Mars exploration.
The musical event promoter Cusica confirmed on Tuesday, November 5, that the Venezuelan group Motherflowers will be part of Cusica Fest 2024, which will take place on December 7 at the Simón Bolívar University (USB), in Caracas.
Motherflowers will perform for the first time at this festival to perform their biggest hits, including songs from their album Flower Mom and their recent single “YMW.”
The Venezuelan musical trio fuses genres such as hip hop, R&B, reggae, synthpop, trap, and cumbia, among others. This style reflects influences from tropical and Caribbean culture, combining elements from past decades with a modern approach.
