“To propose a new election is a lack of respect for Venezuelans”

This Thursday, the opposition leader María Corina Machado held a meeting with Argentine and Chilean media, to whom she assured that from the opposition There are no plans to hold presidential elections again.

The proposal that foreign officials put on the table, with the president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silvaas the latest figure to suggest, aims to set aside the results of July 28 to focus on a new process.

“What if Maduro doesn’t like second elections? Are we going to a third one? Would you accept that in your countries? We went to elections with the rules of tyranny. To propose a new election is a lack of respect for Venezuelans and for July 28th.”Machado explained.

“The negotiation may not have started yet, but the transition has”said.

Machado He thanked the support of the President of ChileGabriel Boric, as well as the Senate of that country: “They have taken a firm and clear position and are very respectful of human rights”.

Regarding whether the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) proclaims Maduro as the winner of the July 28 elections, as the National Electoral Council did, the opposition leader explained that the aforementioned body has no place in the matter.

“They have no say in this matter (…) Maduro is wrong. It is not there, it is not in the TSJ. Present the evidence, the minutes”he said.