SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- After 6:30 p.m., opposition leaders Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez They addressed the citizens to inform that, after verifying the minutes, they counted 73% of the votes in favor of González.
In a transmission Live, Machado revealed that, after hours of uninterrupted work, with witnesses, coordinators, and digitizers of the minutes, they confirmed that the victory is for González, with 6.2 million votes in his favor, and only 2.7 million for Nicolás Maduro.
“We already have a way to prove the truth. If they hand over the true The minutes will have to confirm the truth, the one we saw yesterday,” said Machado.
In his appearance, he explained that the minutes, as they arrived, were verified, scanned, and placed on a “robust” web portal, where the result of each polling station can be consulted.
“We have 73% of the votes. With this result, our president-elect is Edmundo González. Maduro’s votes are not enough. The difference was overwhelming, in all the states of Venezuela“We win in all sectors,” he said.
He also said that all the minutes are accessible on the website, along with the ID number, so that citizens can verify their vote.
He said that several global leaders are currently consulting him and checking the results.
“I speak to you with the calmness of the truth. We will respect the will expressed yesterday through your vote, that is the only path to peace. We have in our hands the records that demonstrate our mathematically irreversible victory,” said Edmundo González.
The opposition leader and rival of Maduro in the elections this Sunday, July 28, thanked the international community for its support for Venezuela and highlighted the categorical victory they had yesterday.
“We won in places where the democratic forces of this country had never won in the last 25 years. We want respect for each and every Venezuelan who went out to vote,” he said.
González, who referred to the protests unleashed in the country in rejection of the election results, called for preserving peace, despite the anger of the people. “I understand your indignation, but our response is calm and firm, betting on peace.”
He argued that the premature announcement of results by the regime, without auditing them, is not responsible. “Official announcements do not serve to legitimize the system. Truth is the path to peace.”
The leaders called on all Venezuelans to come together with their families on Tuesday to meet in citizen assemblies between 11 and 12 a.m., and then peacefully return to their homes.
Six hours after the closing of the polling stations, after midnight this Sunday, the president of the CNE, the Chavista militant Elvis Amoroso He said that with 80% of the tables counted, Maduro had obtained 51.2% of the votes compared to 44.2% for Edmundo González.[El resultado] “It is overwhelming and irreversible,” he said.
On the other hand, this Monday the prosecutor of the Venezuelan regime, Tarek William Saab, reported that his agency was investigating Machado for allegedly being involved in the “massive attack” (a hacking) which would have delayed the results of this Sunday’s presidential election, according to Chavismo.
At a press conferenceSaab said an investigation had been opened against the opposition leader and two others allegedly involved in the alleged cyber attack reported by Nicolas Maduro.
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