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Venezuela's top court says opposition failed to submit proof in election dispute

  • Venezuela's Supreme Court stated it did not receive evidence from the opposition coalition regarding the July 28 presidential elections dispute, marking its decision as final.
  • Chief Justice Caryslia Rodriguez announced that members of the Unitary Platform failed to provide electoral materials to the court.
  • Observers believe the court is loyal to President Nicolas Maduro, who claimed a narrow victory and had asked the court to "validate" it.
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Venezuela's top court says opposition failed to submit proof in election dispute

Venezuela's supreme court on Saturday said that it had not received evidence from the opposition coalition in the disputed July 28 presidential elections and warned that its decision in determining the winner would be final.

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Venezuela Court Says Its Ruling On Presidential Vote Will Be "Final"

The ruling that Venezuela's Supreme Court will deliver on the disputed presidential election will be "final," the body's president Carylsia Rodriguez said Saturday at a hearing on the July 28 vote. The court "is continuing the assessment begun on August 5, 2024, with a view to producing the final ruling... Its decisions are final and binding," said Rodriguez. Most observers say the high court is loyal to the government of Nicolas Maduro, which h…

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Irish IndependentIrish Independent

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said the country will ban X from the country for ten days

Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has blocked his country’s access to X while accusing CEO Elon Musk of using the platform to promote hatred. The 10-day ban comes in the wake of the country’s disputed presidential election, held on July 28. Journalists in Caracas found that by Thursday night posts had stopped loading on X, formerly known as Twitter, on two private telephone services and state-owned Movilnet. The block follows descriptions by M…

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Venezuelan Supreme Court begins audit of election results and says court decisions will be 'unappealable'

President of the court announced the start of the 'forensics' phase after growing international pressure. Maduro attended the institution on Friday (9) to validate re-election.

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New York PostNew York Post

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro bans X for 10 days to quell unrest over country’s disputed election results: ‘Elon Musk out!’

Venezuela's president banned Elon Musk's X platform for 10 days, in an effort to quell widespread unrest over the country's disputed election results, according to media reports.

·New York, United States
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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times

Venezuela's top court says opposition failed to submit proof in election dispute

CARACAS - Venezuela's supreme court on Saturday said that it had not received evidence from the opposition coalition in the disputed July 28 presidential elections and warned that its decision in determining the winner would be final. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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