The first summons, against the opposition political leader, was on Monday, August 26 at ten in the morning, while the second was dated August 27 at the same time. The Prosecutor’s Office announced that after the deadline for the third summons was met, it would process an arrest warrant against presidential candidate Edmundo González.
The third summons from the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP) to presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia was scheduled for 10 a.m. this Friday, August 30. The deadline expired after two previous summons.
The Prosecutor’s Office said that González Urrutia would testify as “subject to investigation” and announced that if he did not attend the third summons, an arrest warrant would be filed against him.
The first summons, against the opposition political leader, was for Monday, August 26 at ten in the morning, while the second It was dated August 27 at the same time.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office reported that it summoned the presidential candidate due to the publication of the minutes of the presidential elections of July 28 in the website https://resultadosconvzla.com/.
The attorney general, Tarek William Saab, appointed by the defunct constituent assembly of 2017, said that the documents published by the opposition “were forged” and that he would have to appear before the courts.
Following the presidential elections on July 28, protests were recorded throughout the country in rejection of the results issued by the National Electoral Council (CNE), which gave a victory to Nicolás Maduro, but to date the institution still not publishing results table by table Claiming that it had been hacked, the opposition collected more than 80% of the minutes and published them on its website.
The CNE’s own principal rector, Juan Carlos Delpino, said He recently stated that the electoral process did not comply with the regulations and that it was “impossible” that it had been hacked. “I have technical elements, auditing and the minutes that were drawn up in the total that clearly show that the hacking could never have occurred,” he said.
The opposition, led by María Corina Machado and the consensus candidate in the presidential elections, claims that González Urrutia won the elections with 7,303,480 votes. votes (67%), compared to Nicolás Maduro with 3,316,142 votes (30%).
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