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During the morning of this Wednesday, August 7, representatives of the opposition political parties who were cited by the Electoral Hall to appear in the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ)) linked to the administration of Nicolás Maduro, attended the summons that was notified to them to submit the electoral instruments of the presidential elections held on July 28.
They attended the meeting scheduled for 9 in the morning Jose Cartaya who represents the Unity Table (MUD), Simon Calzadilla by the awning Movement for Venezuela (MPV)just like Manuel Rosales by A New Time.
It should be remembered that last Monday, the president of the TSJ and the Electoral Hall of the judicial entity, Caryslia Rodriguez, who assured that presidential candidates and political organizations would have to attend to deliver the respective electoral material.
It is expected that all candidates who participated in the electoral process of July 28 and the representatives of the parties must Provide the required information and answer the questions formulated by that judicial body.
It should be remembered that the candidate of the Unitary Platform, Edmundo González Urrutia, who was cited for 11:00 am, assured earlier that would not attend the call for TSJ, arguing that would be in “vvulnerability due to helplessness”and that the Judiciary “cannot usurp the functions” of the National Electoral Council (CNE).
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Venezuela’s Presidential Elections 2024: A Disputed Victory for Maduro
The presidential elections in Venezuela took place on July 28, 2024, with President Nicolas Maduro claiming victory amidst protests from the opposition [[1]]. The election results have sparked controversy, with Maduro’s win being disputed by the opposition parties [[1]].
The election process was marred by irregularities, leading to widespread criticism from opposition parties and international observers. The opposition has alleged fraud and irregularities in the electoral process, which has led to a standoff between Maduro’s government and the opposition parties [[1]].
According to reports, Maduro was declared the winner of the presidential vote on Sunday, July 28, but the opposition has contested these results [[1]]. The Supreme Court of Venezuela has since certified Maduro’s election win, backing his claims that he won the election [[3]].
The electoral process has been shrouded in controversy, with opposition parties accusing the Maduro government of electoral fraud. The opposition parties had filed petitions with the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) to annul the election results, citing irregularities and fraud [[2]].
In response to the opposition’s allegations, the TSJ summoned representatives of opposition political parties to appear before the court to submit electoral materials related to the presidential elections [[2]]. The opposition parties, including the Unity Table (MUD), Movement for Venezuela (MPV), and A New Time, among others, attended the meeting scheduled for August 7 [[2]].
The situation remains tense, with the opposition demanding a re-run of the elections and Maduro’s government refusing to budge. The international community is watching the situation closely, with many countries expressing concerns over the electoral process and its outcome.
the Venezuela presidential elections 2024 have been marred by controversy, with Maduro’s win being disputed by the opposition. The situation remains uncertain, with the opposition demanding a re-run of the elections and Maduro’s government refusing to budge. The international community is watching the situation closely, and it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold in the coming days.
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What were the main allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2024 Venezuelan presidential elections?
Venezuela’s Presidential Elections 2024: A Disputed Victory for Maduro
The presidential elections in Venezuela took place on July 28, 2024, with President Nicolas Maduro claiming victory amidst protests from the opposition [[1]]. The election results have sparked controversy, with Maduro’s win being disputed by the opposition parties [[1]].
The election process was marred by irregularities, leading to widespread criticism from opposition parties and international observers. The opposition has alleged fraud and irregularities in the electoral process, which has led to a standoff between Maduro’s government and the opposition parties [[1]].
According to reports, Maduro was declared the winner of the presidential vote on Sunday, July 28, but the opposition has contested these results [[1]]. The Supreme Court of Venezuela has since certified Maduro’s election win, backing his claims that he won the
