The left-wing coalition stressed that it will continue to monitor the reports of the Carter Center and the UN Panel of Experts.
He Broad Front (FA) greeted the Venezuelan people for a “peaceful” election day, after the elections of last Sunday in Venezuelawhich raised dust at the regional level again, after the National Electoral Council (CNE) proclaimed to Nicolas Maduro as re-elected president, amid accusations of “fraud” by the opposition.
This Monday afternoon, through a brief statement released on its social networks, the left-wing coalition greeted the “sister country of Venezuela“for the “civic and peaceful behavior” of its people during the day, something that the Frente Amplio leadership considers “fundamental for democratic strengthening.”
The opposition party, in turn, says it will wait for the official publication by the CNE containing “all the minutes with the data broken down by polling station,” since this represents “a fundamental element for the transparency, credibility and legitimacy of the election results.”
“It (the FA) is also attentive to reports from observers of the Carter Center and the Panel of Specialists of UN“, the statement on the matter, which is signed by the Executive Secretariat of the FA, points out.
In this regard, the FA reaffirms that, once the previous conditions are met, the results must “be respected by all candidates and by the international community.”
Uruguay demanded a complete review of the electoral results in Venezuela
On the other hand, the Uruguayan government demanded a complete review of the election results in Venezuelafollowing Maduro’s new victory, as well as the participation of independent international observers in this task.
The Executive, together with the governments of Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Dominican Republicexpressed deep concern about the development of the elections, in which, according to the CEN, Maduro was re-elected with 51.2% of the votes.
Source: Ambito
