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The vice president of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Enrique Pita, analyzes the immediate challenges facing the body in the face of the possible convening of new popular consultations, such as the constitutional reform to allow the return of foreign bases and the creation of the canton Borbón in Esmeraldas.
Venezuela's National Electoral Council Audits Voting Machines Ahead of Municipal Elections
In the framework of the 2025 municipal elections, scheduled for July 27, Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) conducted an exhaustive pre-dispatch audit of voting machines, cementing the transparency and robustness of its electoral process. The president of the CNE, Elvis Amoroso, along with the principal rectors, oversaw the process, interacting with the technical team and responsible workers. He emphasized that 85% of the electoral sch…
Venezuela's Electoral Council Audits Voting Machines Ahead of Municipal Elections - teleSUR English
The National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela carried out an exhaustive pre-dispatch audit of voting machines as part of the preparations for the municipal elections of 2025, scheduled for 27 July. RELATED: Venezuela’s CNE Launches New Electoral Information System Ahead of July 27 Elections The president of the CNE, Elvis Amoroso, oversaw the progress of the electoral schedule, highlighting that 85% of it has been completed and that 100% of …
Franco Vielma, political analyst of the Venezuelan media Misión Verdad, responds to teleSUR on the key topics of the upcoming municipal elections and breaks the current political moment, marked by the disintegration of the opposition and the resilience of the Bolivarian project against the economic blockade. 335 political thermometers For Vielma, in Venezuela, "elections always tend to be a thermometer of the political moment", but adds that eac…
For: Alicia Freilich In just a year they simulated the presidential, parliamentary and governorial votes, now they will be the municipal ones. For this occasion they call for a final essay whose backdrop is the image of The Helicoid, their symbol of the triumphant revolution. The circus performed for a quarter of a century is repeated. Some jesters of this farce have alternates dressed for the circumstance.
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day The renowned Venezuelan comedian and writer, Claudio Nazoa, reacted on Sunday night to the questionings against the video of numerous artists calling to vote for the municipal elections of July 27, asking critics if it is appropriate to "gift" the mayors that have historically been run by the opposition. "My answer is: I live in Chacao. El Hatillo, Baruta, San Antonio (from Los Altos), Lecherí…
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