Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has emphasized the importance of respecting the National Electoral Council (CNE) after signing an agreement with eight other candidates. This agreement requires recognition of the election results announced by the CNE on July 28. Despite opposition from traditional opposition parties who claim the electoral institution is biased, Maduro urged all Venezuelans to support the document and respect the CNE, stating that its word is sacred.
Elvis Amoroso, the president of CNE, is leading the governing body during this electoral process. Some opposition candidates, such as Edmundo González Urrutia and Enrique Márquez, did not sign the agreement. González Urrutia, Maduro’s main rival, stressed the need for dialogue and mutual agreement in reaching decisions. He raised concerns about potential biases within the electoral process and CNE’s ability to act with impartiality.
However, despite these concerns raised by some candidates like González Urrutia, Maduro praised unity and support shown by other signatories of this agreement. This move comes as CNE faces scrutiny and challenges from various political factions within Venezuela and international community. The future of electoral process and credibility of CNE remain key issues as Venezuela approaches July 28 election.
The document signed by Maduro emphasizes recognizing and respecting work of CNE throughout election process. It also calls for peaceful democratic electoral environment free from violence destabilization. Furthermore reaffirms commitments to democracy human rights lifting unilateral sanctions against Venezuela.
In conclusion, it is important for all Venezuelans to respect
