US EditionZero Incidents Reported in Venezuela’s 33rd Election Since 1998
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Zero Incidents Reported in Venezuela’s 33rd Election Since 1998
Caracas (OrinocoTribune.com)—Venezuelans are participating this Sunday in municipal elections for 2,806 positions. This is the 33rd election in the last 26 years, as well as the first National Youth Consultation. A total of 21,524,126 citizens are eligible to vote for 335 mayors and 2,471 principal councilors under the latest electoral registry update. The voting day began at 6 a.m. and was initially scheduled to end at 6 p.m., with hours being …
The governor of the state Carabobo, Rafael Lacava, said that with the election number 33 that takes place this Sunday, “a virtuous cycle begins for Venezuelans of peace, with the resistance of the Venezuelan people, with the democratic talent and the strength of our Government.” After exercising his right to vote, Lacava emphasized that at the same time “concludes a tumultuous cycle, of great antagonisms, in which a minority sector of Venezuelan…
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