On June 6, the command of María Corina Machado asked the National Primary Commission (CP) to postpone the nomination of candidates until the scope of the technical participation of the National Electoral Council (CNE) on October 22 is defined.
The Renewing Democracy party announced this Monday, June 12, its support for the pre-candidate María Corina Machado (Vente Venezuela) for the opposition primaries, after they showed their support for Juan Guaidó in March, who declined his candidacy after going into exile from the country.
In a tweet, posted by Sell Venezuelait was expressed that both parties have the need “to join forces to defeat the criminal regime that remains in power and put this country to production.”
In addition, both parties value the primaries as an opportunity “to renew leadership” and promised to work on advanced programs “to alleviate hunger and achieve immediate income, thanks to the collaboration of multinational organizations.”
Renewing Democracy also supports the proposal to put efforts into the education and training of all citizens, as well as to relieve “the State of unproductive burdens and put an end to corruption”, through transparent control mechanisms and accountability.
Another issue on which both parties agreed is to guarantee security in all its dimensions (legal, personal, territorial).
This is the first party that supports the candidacy of María Corina Machado except for her own awning. The former deputy has not yet been nominated for the primaries, whose term expires on June 23.
On June 6, Machado’s command asked the National Primary Commission (CP) to postpone the nomination of candidates until the scope of the technical participation of the National Electoral Council (CNE) on October 22 is not defined. The representative of Vente Venezuela urged the Commission to clarify “as soon as possible” what the technical conditions of these elections are and, in particular, to answer how the security of the identity of the voters will be guaranteed, as well as how and who will count the votes. votes of citizens inside and outside the country.
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