OAS calls on Venezuelans to achieve ‘peace’

The OAS General Secretariat called onPeace among Venezuelans, May this Saturday be for reconciliation and justice, may the message of hate be dispelled, may those who sow fear, repression and death find no echo in anyone.”

The statement issued by the international organization stated that “Every Venezuelan who expressed his or her opinion Today, in the streets we can only find echoes of a peace that reflects the spirit of democratic coexistence, which is the only peace that lasts.”

It adds: “The Venezuelan people have paid a very high price in hunger, suffering, migration, disease, political prisons, torture, and death, unprecedented in the history of the Western Hemisphere in the 21st century. International community actors that condone these crimes should ensure that they do not recur.. May the actions of every Venezuelan man and woman contain a profound sense of peace, and may there be no place for either a repressor or a repressed. The ‘peace’ of repression, fear, terror is not peace.”

Finally he said: “HToday, we urge that no one be a political prisoner, no one be tortured, no one disappear, no one be murdered; Venezuela should not be like this, it should allow its people to return to prosperity, and today the sovereignty of the people is recognized by everyone. “Return to peace in democracy.”

Venezuela has been on edge since the July 28 general election that declared the incumbent president the winner. Nicolas Maduro.

More importantly, nearly a week later, Venezuela’s electoral authorities confirmed Maduro’s re-election on the eve of a new mobilization called for by the opposition and Chavista.

Elvis Amoroso, Chairman of the National Election Commission, The final announcement was read on Friday in the ruling party’s control, with Nicolás Maduro claiming victory with 52% of the vote, compared to Edmundo González’s 43%.After approving it, Maduro condemned the US-backed “coup” after Blinken backed his rival.

Maduro and other presidential election candidates headed to the Supreme Court (TSJ) headquarters today after the president filed a legal appeal asking the court to “certify” his re-election.