They met with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil, who highlighted the “solidity and transparency” that the elections on July 28 will have.
The UN panel of electoral experts held a meeting with the foreign minister of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Yvan Gilwho highlighted the “solidity and transparency of the country’s electoral system”This team will be in charge of observing the national elections on July 28, when more than 21 million Venezuelans will be able to elect their next president.
“We held a meeting with the UN panel of electoral experts who will monitor the upcoming presidential elections on the 28th. During this meeting, we had the opportunity to highlight the strengths of the Venezuelan electoral system, recognized worldwide as one of the most reliable and transparent.”said Chancellor Gil.
In a post on his X account (formerly Twitter), the foreign minister also stressed that the presence of international observers “further strengthens the credibility of the electoral process.”
On June 30th, An electoral simulation was held in Venezuela, organized by the National Electoral Council (CNE) as part of the preparations to guarantee transparency and efficiency on the day of the official elections. The various political coalitions that will participate in the elections participated in this test: the ruling Simón Bolívar Great Patriotic Pole and the opposition Democratic Unitary Platform, Hope for Change, First Venezuela, Arepa Digital, Pencil Alliance, Solutions for Venezuela, Focused on the People, Democratic Action and the National Democratic Confederation.
On the eve of the elections, the Venezuelan government prepares to ensure a peaceful and orderly election dayreiterating its commitment to democracy and citizen participation.
Source: Ambito
