Chavismo calls to "defend the vote" in "the streets" within the presidential elections

Caracas, June 28 (EFE).- Chavismo referred to as this Friday to “defend the vote” within the “avenue” within the face of alleged plans to “generate conditions of violence” on July 28 – when the presidential elections will probably be held -, denounced the pinnacle of the official staff for the elections and president of Parliament, Jorge Rodríguez.

“President (Nicolás) Maduro has mentioned it (…), it’s not nearly voting on July 28, it’s about voting and staying within the streets defending the vote and defending our victory,” Rodríguez advised reporters.

He additionally mentioned that subsequent July 28 “will probably be marked within the pages of Venezuelan historical past because the electoral occasion that perpetually defeats all aggressions,” alluding to the alleged violent plans for which he accused the Democratic Unitary Platform. (PUD), the biggest opposition bloc.

“They’re making an attempt to construction a matrix, a non-electoral construction, to not search the vote, however to sow violence, (however) they’ll be neutralized,” mentioned the president of Parliament.

He additionally reiterated that, from the Argentine Embassy in Venezuela, these violence plans are being “developed and coordinated”, for which he blamed asylum seekers in that delegation on Thursday.

Given this, the Venezuelan International Ministry “has already taken motion on the matter” and is “speaking” with the “diplomatic representatives” of Argentina, mentioned the Chavista, who didn’t supply particulars on this regard.

He additionally referred to the electoral simulation subsequent Sunday, when 1,174 voting tables will probably be arrange within the 335 municipalities of Venezuela so that individuals can turn into conversant in the method.

“The order we’re giving to all ranges of our equipment is that “All of the heads of UBCH – proselytizing commandos of Chavismo – focus on the corresponding voting middle,” remarked the deputy, who recalled that the staff that helps the second re-election of Nicolás Maduro will take a look at its equipment that day.