Institutes Venezuela They opened the way for a possible opponent’s candidacy Maria Corina Machado in the 2024 presidential elections, disqualified until 2030, according to a document published this Thursday by Norway, which acts as a guarantor in the negotiation process between the government and anti-Chavismo.

Via X (formerly Twitter), the Norwegian Embassy in Mexico announced that it had received the procedure established by the Supreme Court (TSJ) of Venezuela. “to achieve a review” of disqualificationsissued by the Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR).

By agreement of the parties, “each of the interested parties” will personally appeal to the Political and Administrative Chamber of the HOA “to appeal the disqualification imposed on them,”accompanied by precautionary protection“, from December 1 to December 15.

The House will then “decide on admission of claim and required defensein accordance with the principles of speed, efficiency and effectiveness.”

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The procedure specifies that plaintiffs will refrain from including in both their pleadings and public statements:offensive or disrespectful concepts against the institutions of the state.”

Moreover, each of the applicants for removal of disqualification undertakes to comply with the Constitution“honor and defend the country”, abide by the decisions of the TSJ “emanating from this resource” and reject any form of violence in political exercises.

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The document comes as the deadline ends that Joe Biden’s administration gave Nicolas Maduro’s government to speed up the process of issuing permits to disqualified opposition politicians, including Machado, who won the opposition primaries on October 22 with 92.35% of the vote.. (EFE)