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MIAMI, United States. – In her first statements after Sunday’s presidential elections in Venezuela, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado declared candidate Edmundo González Urrutia the winner. “Venezuela has a new president-elect

AREQUIPA, Peru – Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE), controlled by the Chavista regime, accredited the presidential election to dictator Nicolás Maduro early Monday morning. The event has sparked a wave of discontent

HAVANA, Cuba. – Finally, after a campaign that simultaneously inspired hope and distrust in large masses of citizens of Venezuela and all of Latin America, the long-awaited presidential elections were held in

MADRID, Spain.- Elvis Amoroso, the president of the National Electoral Council (CNE)) who announced the “results” of the elections in Venezuela on Monday, has been a controversial figure in Venezuelan politics, known

HAVANA, Cuba. – As he had surely anticipated, Nicolás Maduro was declared re-elected for his third six-year presidential term, with supposedly 51.2% of the vote, on the night of the 70th anniversary

MADRID, Spain.- In an international panorama marked by discontent and allegations of electoral fraud, Nicolás Maduro has received congratulations from great powers such as Russia and China for his recent “victory” in

MADRID, Spain.- Early Monday morning, the president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela advertisement Nicolás Maduro was declared the winner of the presidential elections, granting him a third term with

MADRID, Spain.- A few hours after the Chavista National Electoral Council (CNE) announce the results of the presidential elections in Venezuela this Sunday, July 28, 2024, numerous countries in the region have

MADRID, Spain.- The United States has “serious concerns” about the results of the elections in Venezuela, said Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday after it emerged that Venezuela’s National Electoral Council

The National Electoral Council of Venezuela (CNE) affirmed that Nicolás Maduro won the Venezuelan elections with 51.2% of the votes. Opposition front candidate Edmundo González reportedly obtained 44.2%, according to the electoral