The center was invited by the National Electoral Council (CNE) to observe the elections in which the current president of Venezuela was re-elected with more than 50% of the votes. In this context, Maduro would face a new six-year term.
The CNE did not release the corresponding minutes and at the same time claims that the delay is due to a hack, while Maduro denounces a “cyberfascist coup”.
Venezuelan elections: Carter Center recognizes Edmundo Gonzalez as the winner
From an interview in Atlanta, USA, Jennie Lincoln, head of the Carter Center’s monitoring mission, said that “companies monitor and know when there are denials of service (hacks) and there was not one that night.”
And he added: “The transmission of Voting data is by telephone line and satellite phone and not by computer“They have not lost any data.”
He also pointed to the president of the CNE, who “said that I would publish the results table by table on the website and give a CD to the political parties“.
“The great irregularity of the election day It was the lack of transparency of the CNE and the flagrant non-compliance of its rules of the game in terms of showing the true vote of the people,” he concluded.
Elections in Venezuela: Foreign Ministry also recognized Edmundo González Urrutia as “undisputed” winner
The Argentine Foreign Ministry confirmed and recognized Edmundo González Urrutia on Wednesday as the “undisputed” winner of the elections in Venezuela, after denying Diana Mondino Last week: “The Venezuelan people overwhelmingly expressed their support for his candidacy and the popular will must be respected.”
“The Argentine Republic, as it had anticipated in the official statement issued on August 2, unequivocally concludes that The undisputed winner of the presidential election that took place in Venezuela on July 28 is Edmundo González Urrutia“, indicates the official account of the organization at the beginning of the text published in X (formerly Twitter).
And he added: “Likewise, the Argentine Republic condemns the formulation of criminal charges against the winning presidential candidate and the main opposition leader, as well as the arbitrary detention of important figures of opposition political parties, journalists and press workers.”
Source: Ambito
