Venezuelan authorities confirm Maduro wins presidential election

Venezuela Election authorities have confirmed that the country is ruled by a dictatorship Nicolas Maduron Electoral victory. President Maduro won 52% of the vote in last weekend’s presidential election, according to authorities.

The fairness of the election results has caused widespread controversy at home and abroad, calling for the release of detailed voting data for the election.

be opposed to Published by This week, online voting data covered more than 80% of the votes. According to the website, the opposition Edmundo Gonzalez will be the clear winner of the election.

Maduro’s government claims the information released by the opposition is false.

Both Maduro and the country’s opposition have called on their supporters to demonstrate this weekend.

Thank you for the victory of the opposition

At least Argentina, Uruguay, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Peru and Panama have recognized the Venezuelan opposition as the real winner of the presidential election. The United States has also recognized the opposition’s election victory.

Argentina’s foreign minister says opposition elected Venezuelan president Edmundo Gonzalez.

Argentina’s foreign minister said: “We can confirm without a doubt that the legitimate winner and elected presidential candidate (of Venezuela’s presidential election) is Edmundo González” Diana MondinoMessaging services in X on Friday.

According to Mondino, the decision was made after the Venezuelan opposition published its own data on the results of Sunday’s vote online.

Following Argentina’s announcement, Uruguayan Foreign Minister Omar Paganini That’s what age says In Xhis country recognized the victory of the Venezuelan opposition. Paganini believed that González’s victory was obvious based on overwhelming evidence.

US: Opposition has already won

The U.S. Secretary of State said that based on the evidence González won the Venezuelan presidential election, the U.S. is clear Anthony BlinkenIn his statement local time Thursday.

Blinken said the results released by Venezuela’s electoral council, which is considered loyal to President Maduro, were deeply flawed and did not represent the will of the Venezuelan people.

Blinken also mentioned that the Venezuelan opposition has released voting data obtained directly from polling stations. Blinken said that this information shows that Gonzalez received the most votes in the election with a clear advantage. The foreign minister added that this issue was also confirmed by independent observers and that door-to-door surveys also supported this result.

“It is clear to the United States and especially to the Venezuelan people, given the overwhelming evidence, that Edmundo González won the most votes in Venezuela’s presidential election on July 28,” Blinken said.