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The Carter Center, a US organization that observed the July 28 Venezuelan presidential election, presented the Organization of American States (OAS) on Wednesday alleged original voting records this will bring victory to the enemy Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia.

“It was mailed to me, I’m going to show it to you after the session so you can see it. These are the original protocols from Venezuela, which They have a QR code which is important. and it allows witnesses to systematically gather information from thousands and thousands of tables,” said the Carter Center’s senior adviser on Latin America.Jenny Lincoln during the OAS session in Washington.

The protocol will show that the standard bearer of the main Venezuelan opposition platform, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia won the election with 67% of the vote. while the current president, Nicolas Maduro would get 31%.

However, the National Electoral Council (CNE) claims that Maduro was re-elected in these elections, despite the fact that it did not publish a protocol with disaggregated results.

“The lack of transparency of the Venezuelan CNE and its refusal to provide data from its machine tables and protocols to explain the announcement of the winner. “Does not meet international standards”Lincoln pointed out during his speech.

At the same session, OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro stated that “the electoral process was, from the very beginning, “One of the worst things you can do.”

“As expected It was neither free, nor fair, nor transparent. As expected, this was done in violation of the signed agreements,” and a falsified result was announced, Almagro said.

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The Carter Center in the US and a small UN delegation were the only ones were able to ensure independent electoral representation observe the voting process in the elections in Venezuela on July 28.

The Venezuelan Electoral Commission has agreed to the re-election of Maduro as head of state. with 51.95% of the votes compared to 43.18% Gonzalez Urrutia received support, and 96.87% of the protocols were carefully studied.

(EFE)