2023-10-22 09:17:00
Voting underway
Half an hour after the polling station opening hours in Venezuela, there are lines at several voting centers in the country, while some polling stations still do not open to voters.
The day passes without incident, while political leaders continue to invite citizens to vote.
Diosdado Cabello’s desperate attempt to prevent the Opposition Primaries
The regime has used all the machinery of the PSUV to stop the elections in which María Corina Machado is a favorite
Diosdado Cabello in one of the many programs where he attacked the Opposition Primaries
The primary elections that the vast majority of the Venezuelan Opposition is carrying out this Sunday, represent a spectacular defeat for the Venezuelan regime, specifically for the number two in power in Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello Rondón who is the Vice President of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela ( PSUV). From the El Mazo program that he hosts, in the press conferences of the Government party, as well as in messages through social networks, he has been the main detractor of the electoral initiative of those who will choose a candidate to confront the power of the ruling party. The elections alone worry him, but even more so the candidacy of María Corina Machado, who has said that she intends to go “to the end” and nothing seems to stop her.
Venezuelans in Australia were the first to vote in the opposition primaries
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Primary school has officially started!
Sydney, Australia, opened the voting center without a hitch.
1,290 Venezuelan migrants are registered in that city. pic.twitter.com/RiFWD1wEZ7
— David Smolansky (@dsmolansky) October 21, 2023
Some 1,290 Venezuelans residing in Sydney went to the polls this Saturday to elect the opposition presidential candidate who will face dictator Nicolás Maduro in the 2024 elections.
David Smolansky, coordinator of the movement of Venezuelans abroad of María Corina Machado’s command, shared videos of the start of the vote on his social networks. Furthermore, he invited his compatriots who are outside Venezuela to make themselves felt and legitimize a leadership committed to democracy and freedom.
“If there is a moment in which the voice of the diaspora can be heard, it is now. I invite us to make ourselves heard, to exercise our right and to legitimize a leadership that is truly committed to democracy and freedom,” said Smolansky.
The opposition primary is held in 77 cities in 28 countries, where 396,818 Venezuelan voters are registered. To participate, you only need a valid or expired ID card or passport.
The National Primary Commission announced the modification of a voting center in the Dominican Republic
The National Primary Commission announced the modification of a voting center in the Dominican Republic. (@CNprimariave)
Venezuelans residing in the Dominican Republic will be able to exercise their right to vote in a new electoral center, as announced by the National Primary Commission through its account on the social network X.
Those who wish to participate should go to Av. Sarasota #53, Hotel W&P, 2nd floor. Santo Domingo.
The opposition platform was forced to modify the voting center “for reasons beyond our coordination,” however, it did not provide further details about this change.
Election day is scheduled from 8:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon, as long as there are no voters in line.
Venezuela elects the new opposition leader who will confront the regime of Nicolás Maduro: how to vote and the doubts to be resolved
More than 20 million Venezuelans (almost 400 thousand exiles) will be able to vote this Sunday in the opposition primaries in which María Corina Machado appears as the main candidate according to all the polls.
Followers of the Venezuelan presidential candidate María Corina Machado participate in a political event in Maracay (Venezuela). EFE/ Miguel Gutiérrez
Came the day. This Sunday, Venezuelans will have the possibility of choosing the candidate who will be able to face Nicolás Maduro at the polls next year or the candidate that the regime has. That, of course, if the negotiations that are progressing in parallel at this time are confirmed so that for the first time in more than a decade the Chavista dictatorship is exposed to democratic elections without proscriptions.
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