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[Síguenos ahora también en WhatsApp. Da clic aquí] The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela, Elvis Amoroso, made a statement on Monday. Protocol of the audit
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The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela, Elvis Amoroso, made a statement on Monday. Protocol of the audit of the presidential elections of July 28 to the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), which will examine the result that declared Nicolás Maduro the winner, who was questioned inside and outside the country.
“There is a record of receipt of all the information requested by the National Electoral Council. thereby complying with the court’s order.” – said TSJ President Chavista Carislia Rodriguez, reading a statement broadcast by the state-run channel Venezolana de Televisión (VTV).
According to VTV, Amoroso presented the TSJ to the Electoral Chamber protocols of vote counting at polling stations, protocol of decisions and protocol of announcement.
Rodriguez noted that the country’s highest court will begin hearing the case. “examination of the supplied material” within 15 days, which can be extended.
He also said that Presidential candidates will be summoned and representatives of political parties, so that hand over all the “electoral instruments” that you have in your handsand also respond to questioning.
Among those mentioned is the president Nicolas Maduro, as well as the candidate from the main opposition coalition, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia.
In addition, a representative of the anti-Chavista Round Table of Democratic Unity (now the Democratic Unitary Platform, PUD) was summoned. Jose Luis CartayaSecretary General of the Movement for Venezuela (MPV) Simón Calzadilla, Governor of Zulia State (West) Manuel Rosales, and candidate Enrique Marquez.
Likewise, Chavistas were quoted by TSJ. God given hair, Hipolito Abreu, Ilenia Medina, Ricardo Sanchez and Didalco Bolivar.
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On Friday, TSJ asked the CNE about verification protocols and final tally of the results of the presidential elections on July 28, as part of an investigation to “certify” the official result of these elections, which will bring victory to Maduro.
He also asked “all elements” proving “cyber attack” was charged with the institution’s computer system, which constituted “an obstacle to the timely transmission of election results,” the verdict said.
With 96.87% of the minutes transferred counted, according to the balance presented on Friday by the CNE, Maduro was re-elected with 51.95% of the vote. and González Urrutia received 43.18% support.
However, the opposition majority, grouped in the POD, published on the website “81%” of the election protocols which demonstrate, according to anti-Chavismo, that their candidate won the elections by a large margin, and this result is recognized, among others, by countries such as Argentina, the United States or Peru.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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