Teresa Albanes, who chaired the Electoral Commission of the Democratic Unity Table (MUD) primaries, emphasized that the National Primary Commission should not accept pressure to accept technical support from the CNE
Teresa Albaneswho chaired the Electoral Commission of the Democratic Unity Table (MUD) primaries, emphasized that the National Primary Commission (CP) should not accept pressure to accept technical support from the National Electoral Council (CNE).
He emphasized the request to the Primary Commission is that “its members be heroic because they have to oppose carrying this process through the CNE because there are many pressures: from the opportunists, from those who see here the way to continue having privileges and advantages.”
Albanes, a member of Soy Venezuela, added that what is at stake is the privacy of the identity of the voters.
This Friday, May 5, in an interview with Radio Caracas Radio (RCR)He reiterated the call to the COP so that exercise “fully” its autonomy, with which it must not obey the pressures that it assures are taking place “to be complacent and accept that the primaries are organized by the CNE.”
insisted on the National Primary Commission, chaired by Jesús María Casal, that their legitimacy to act is not given to them by those who appointed them, the Democratic Unitary Platform, but by the mandate they assumed to lead the election of the presidential candidate of a sector of the opposition called for October 22 .
“Venezuelan society is mobilized to participate in this process as the first step to unite forces that will lead us to next year’s election united and consolidated with an objective that is to change the regime, change the life of Venezuela,” he said.
Albanes said that in 2012, 1,039 candidacies were handled, including the choice of candidates for regional elections. “It was negotiated with Tibisay Lucena, then president of the TSJ, in a meeting with the Electoral Commission, that there would be no fingerprint scanner or indelible ink and that the notebooks where the name, ID and fingerprint appear would be kept by the primary commission,” he said. she.
He recalled that after the triumph of the primaries, the notebooks were burned before the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) ruled that it should be delivered.
Likewise, Teresa Albanes stressed that for the 2023 primaries “the combo managed by the CNE clearly determines the use of fingerprint scanner”.
He added that the conditions imposed by the CNE for the October primary elections “is the most totalitarian document in recent times.”
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