They denounce that invitation to the Spanish Popular Party violates the law

The PP spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Tellado, announced the mission to Venezuela / EFE/R. Garcia

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The PP spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Tellado, announced the mission to Venezuela / EFE/R. Garcia

The vice minister of Anti-Blockade Policies and general manager of the Venezuelan Anti-Blockade Observatory, William Castillo, denounced that the presidential candidate Edmundo González, violates Venezuelan electoral law by unilaterally “inviting” the Popular Party of Spain to the elections on July 28.

“They did not request from the National Electoral Council (CNE) the legal invitation that only the electoral body can issue. Open contempt and defiance of the country’s electoral authority. Jalisco style”Castillo said in a message published through his official account on the social network X.

Edmundo González Urrutia, managed by Machado, violates the Venezuelan Electoral Law again by unilaterally “inviting” his fascist friends from the PP of Spain to come to the presidential election without requesting from the CNE the legal invitation that only the electoral body can issue.… pic.twitter.com/5RnNARjImT

— William Castillo Bollé (@planwac) July 17, 2024

The spokesman for the Spanish Popular Party in Congress, Miguel Tellado, announced this Tuesday that a delegation from the Popular Group will go to Venezuela to observe the presidential electionsThis was said during the event “Spain before the different electoral processes in Latin America”, organized by the “populares” and the Reformismo 21 Foundation in Congress.

He commented that the delegation has been invited by the presidential candidate Edmundo González and the opposition leader María Corina Machado and that It would be made up of Tellado himself, the general secretary of the parliamentary group, Macarena Montesinos, the deputy spokesperson Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo and the PP spokesperson for Ibero-American affairs, Belén Hoyo.