The President Luis Lacalle Pou He assured that “the regime of Nicolas Maduro confirms fraud” in the elections Venezuela, echoing the ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of that country, which confirmed the victory of the president in the elections of July 28.
“The Maduro regime confirms what the international community has been denouncing: fraud,” Lacalle Pou said through his X account, in line with the position of Uruguay, which condemned irregularities in different areas.
For the president, in Venezuela there is “a dictatorship that closes all doors to an institutional and democratic life for its people,” which is why he called on leaders around the world to take action. “We must not remain silent or cease in defense of the Venezuelan cause,” he exclaimed.
The definition comes after the TSJ of Venezuela decided to validate the results of the presidential elections released by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which declared Maduro the winner.
The court, which is questioned for its bias in favor of Chavez, certified the president’s reelection for a third six-year term, despite allegations of fraud by the opposition. The court certified “in an unobjectionable manner the electoral material examined,” according to the ruling read by the court. Caryslia Rodriguez, president of the highest court.
The international community rejects the ruling on Venezuela
He President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, He joined the criticism through his X account and, referring to Mauro’s government, said: “We are facing a dictatorship “that falsifies elections.”
“It represses those who think differently and is indifferent to the largest exile in the world, comparable only to that of Syria product of a war,” Boric said and noted: “Chile does not recognize this self-proclaimed false triumph of Maduro and company.”
“We will surely receive (as usual) insults from their authorities for our position. They do not know that, as Huidobro said, ‘an adjective that does not give life, kills’, and they have murdered the word democracy,” he said.
Meanwhile, in Venezuela, the former presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia He stated that “sovereignty resides untransferably in the people. The organs of the State emanate from popular sovereignty and are subject to it. They will not usurp the truth.”
Meanwhile, the opposition leader Maria Corina Machado He challenged the Venezuelan Supreme Court and wrote: “TSJ: Pay attention to it.”
Source: Ambito
