Respecting the results of the primary elections is a clear demand of representatives of civil society in Caracas, Miranda and La Guaira. In a statement, released this Thursday, June 8, different organizations gave a vote of confidence to the National Primary Commission (CP)
Respecting the results of the primary elections is a clear demand of representatives of civil society in Caracas, Miranda and La Guaira.
In a statement released this Thursday, June 8, different organizations gave a vote of confidence to the National Primary Commission (CP) that organizes the process of October 22 in which the unitary candidate of an opposition sector will be elected.
They expressed their aspiration that political actors act in good faith and in compliance with the results of the primaries. “Through the exercise of the vote, citizens fulfill a function
constitutive of the democratic system as an instrument of political change”, they stated in the text.
In addition, they asked the teachers’ union, the youth and the students to assume a leading role in the organization of the primaries.
The statement was signed, according to a press release, by Creemos Alianza Ciudadana Libertador Caracas/La Guaira, Let’s Shout with Brío, Caracas Social Roundtable, Caracas North Front, Knowledge is Power Association (Asosaber); Redes Ayuda, Assembly of Citizens of La Candelaria, Caracas Ciudad Plural, Cuatropés Foundation; The Citizen Awakening, The Organized Paradise; National Federation of Retirees and Pensioners of Venezuela, Fundamor DVenezuela; Catia Somos Todos, Gran Cine Circuit, Ecorina, Leaders of Caracas, United Doctors for Venezuela; Patriots for Venezuela Educational Unit, Creemos Alianza Ciudadana Miranda, Foro Hatillano, Baruta en Movimiento; Zero Waste Foundation, Neighbors of Palo Verde, 2KMigos, Aruaca, AC; Súmate, Association of Nurses of the Capital District, Citizen Laboratory
of No Violence, Las Piloneras, Fundaprosec, Naturarte and the Venezuelan Organization of Autism.
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