Repression in Cumaná, Sucre state. Motorists identified as "collectives" threw tear gas bombs against the peaceful demonstration taking place in El Monumento. Citizens remained in place
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The Governments of Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Holland, Poland and Portugal publish a joint statement: - They demand that Maduro prove his victory. They claim that the opposition already has 80% of the minutes. - They ask to stop the persecution
Maduro confirms that there are "almost 2,000 captured for their participation in vandalism and criminal acts" after 28J. "80% were trained in Texas, Peru and Chile and 80% did not vote," he stated.
Deputy @gabyarellanoVE from the Plaza de Bolívar in Bogotá: "Tell your mother, your father, your family, bear with us that it is not for December, it is for January the reunion when Edmundo is in Miraflores"
Repression in Cumaná, Sucre state. Motorists identified as "collectives" threw tear gas bombs against the peaceful demonstration taking place in El Monumento. Citizens remained in place
María Corina Machado in Las Mercedes: "We made history." "Let us pay tribute to each of those Venezuelans who were heroes. What can be more noble than becoming a witness and guardian of popular sovereignty"
Elon Musk has responded forcefully to the accusations of Maduro, who blamed him for hacking the National Electoral Council of Venezuela. Musk stated: "Maduro is clearly getting high from his own large supply of drugs. As a reminder, this is your true and current DEA reward."
Journalist Iván Núñez along with a team from the national channel TVN (Chile) were detained by a military patrol in Chururú, near Barinas, they will be deported from Venezuela
Edmundo González: We thank the United States for recognizing the will of the Venezuelan people reflected in our electoral victory and for supporting the process of restoring democratic norms in Venezuela
Blinken: Electoral data overwhelmingly demonstrate the will of the Venezuelan people: democratic opposition candidate @EdmundoGU won the most votes in Sunday's election. Venezuelans have voted, and their votes must count
Brazil, Colombia and Mexico release a joint statement calling on the ‘Venezuelan electoral authorities to move forward expeditiously and publicly release the data broken down by voting station.’
In a WSJ piece published today, Maria Corina Machado, the key figure to the election of Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia as president of Venezuela, admits she is currently in hiding and makes a plea for the international community to step up to the plate
Tarek William Saab on the detention of Freddy Superlano: "He is in good health and is cooperating." "He is protected in his place of confinement but cooperating, whoever understood understood, giving important elements"
López Obrador confirms that he will hold a conversation today with Lula and Petro about the crisis in Venezuela. "We are going to talk about the positions taken in the case of Venezuela. We have acted with prudence"
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