Maria Corina Machado's Party Calls for the Lifting of Its Ineligibility in Venezuela
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The Nobel Peace Prize-winning party María Corina Machado asked Thursday to lift her “immediately” political disqualification, after a judge confessed that she was forced to sign the measure that prevented the opposition leader from competing in the 2024 elections.
Vente Venezuela demanded to lift the disqualification of María Corina Machado, after a judge denounced pressure to sign it.
While a judge of the Supreme Court of Justice admitted that he had been forced to sign a document declaring the opponent Maria Corina Machado ineligible in 2024, the party of the latter shouted at the scandalThe party of the leader of the Venezuelan opposition Maria Corina Machado asked on Thursday for the "immediate" lifting of his ineligibility after the statements of a former magistrate claiming to have been forced to sign a document deprivin…
The Venezuelan opposition leader's party María Corina Machado called on Thursday for the "immediate" lifting of her ineligibility following statements by a former magistrate claiming that she had been forced to sign a document depriving the Nobel Peace 2025 elections.
Through a statement, the party recalled that in 2015 the Comptroller General of the Republic imposed on Machado a disqualification for a year and that measure prevented him from running for parliamentary elections The post Vente Venezuela demands that Machado be able to return to Venezuela without political disqualification appeared first on El Carabobeño.
Faced with the announced return of the opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Vente Venezuela demands to lift her inability to hold public office.
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