He National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela This Friday, the re-election of head of state Nicolas Maduro in the presidential elections was ratified. last sunday with 51.95% of the vote compared to 43.18% support received by the majority opposition candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia96.87% of the protocols were carefully reviewed.

He CNE President Elvis Amoroso read the second bulletin. -after what was presented on Sunday, where 80% of the minutes were carefully studied- without the institution having already published disaggregated results as specified in the established rulesbecause of the “massive attack” on the system that did not prevent Maduro from being declared the winner.

According to this second balance, Maduro received 6,408,844 votes, while González Urrutia, the standard-bearer of the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD), collected 5,326,104 votes.in a vote in which 59.97% of the voter lists (12,386,669) took part, of which 0.41% are considered null votes due to some anomaly in the process.

In third place was deputy Luis Eduardo Martinez.supported by traditional parties subject to judicial intervention, which received 1.24% of the voteswhile the other seven candidates were lower, as predicted by pollsters who gave this group of candidates no chance of winning.

Amoroso recalled that CNE was hit by “massive cyber attacks from around the world” that “delayed the transmission of protocols and the process of disseminating results”a complaint being investigated by the prosecutor’s office that names anti-Chavista leader María Corina Machado and other opponents in the case.