The ruler Nicolás Maduro maintained during the inauguration of the National Sports Games that the process of electoral reform is an “open door debate”, in which the political sectors of Bolivarianism, Chavismo, patriotic forces, such as “the opposing forces
On the night of this Friday, November 8, President Nicolás Maduro assured that he would closely follow the process of reforming the electoral laws that is being carried out in the National Assembly and maintained that, in his opinion, the elections of mayors, governors and parliamentarians , which are planned for 2025, should be carried out separately.
«It seems that the best thing would be to go to a separate election. First mayors, then governors and then Parliament, but that is my opinion, it is one more opinion in the debate,” he said after being consulted by a group of journalists during the inauguration of the XXI National Sports Gamesfrom the “General José Antonio Anzoátegui” Olympic Stadium.
An “open door debate”
During his statements, Maduro affirmed that in the electoral reform process “all political sectors are participating; Bolivarianism, Chavismo, the patriotic forces, as well as the opposition forces, the different oppositions are participating, the social, intellectual, university sectors, assemblies throughout the country” and that “it is an open-door debate.”
Among the proposals made for the process are contemplated allowing State financing to political parties “to prevent exogenous factors from intervening to harm internal sovereignty” and the prohibition of participating in electoral processes to those people who commit crimes of treason. terrorism or corruption.
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On the other hand, the president expressed that in 2025 “the electoral party continues in Venezuela”, after the presidential elections held on July 28, whose result issued by the National Electoral Council (CNE) continues to be questioned, since it has not been presented the data disaggregated by table and voting center that validates this announcement.
Finally, he added that “the reforms that are going to be made to the laws are going to strengthen what is the institutional base” of the country and highlighted that this will be done “in an autonomous, sovereign manner, without anyone putting their noses or their hands in.” in Venezuela.
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