The opposition leader’s call to concentrate next weekend in at least 70 or 80 of Venezuela’s 335 municipalities comes as anti-Chavismo attempts to reorganize and go to a primary process to choose its presidential candidate for the elections scheduled for 2024.
“What we want is to be ready, we have to speed up decision-making,” Guaidó said Tuesday at a press conference when asked what the opposition could do if the electoral authorities, seen by critics and opponents as close to the Maduro government , they accelerate an electoral schedule and there is still no opposition candidate.
The National Electoral Council did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The opponent did not say if they would seek that those elections could be this year or the next or if he himself would go to the primary dispute. He said that the methodology and a date for these elections are already being worked on.
Source: Ambito
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