Representatives of the Con Vzla Command presented evidence to the OAS that the opposition candidate, Edmundo González, was the winner of the presidential elections on July 28 and that the CNE forged the results.
Representatives of the 600K network of the campaign command of the opposition candidate Edmundo González and María Corina Machado presented this Tuesday, October 15, a “Final Technical Report of July 28” before the Organization of American States (OAS) with the evidence that they claim They give González as the winner of the presidential elections with a large advantage and that the result is “irreversible.”
Gustavo Silva, member of the electoral team of the oppositionwas in charge of exposing and explaining in detail how the records printed by the electoral machines show that President Nicolás Maduro lost the presidential election and that the National Electoral Council forged the results.
«Four different quick counts, with different methodologies that day, and from the early hours of that day we had results that showed us what the result was. At 8:00 at night we had the result quite accurately,” Silva emphasized and added that “the probability that the results that were given that night are statistically accurate is less than 0.001%” because he says that they rounded the votes up to the fifth. decimal and adds that the feasibility of this happening is one in a million.
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For his part, the director of the Department for Electoral Cooperation and Observation (DECO), Gerardo de Icaza, highlighted the importance of the presentation of this report and said that it is the first time that a member of civil society presents “everyone who wants to see” evidence of electoral fraud.
submitted a report —who clarified that it is not electoral because they were not present at the elections— which indicates that it is impossible to recognize the presidential elections of July 28 due to the lack of data to support the information offered by the electoral entity.
De Icaza added that in Venezuela there is no separation of borders between the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), the Government and the State and public institutions such as the CNE, the Judiciary and other organizations such as security.
«The presentation that members of the Con Vzla Command make to us today is a clear example of tenacity, technical expertise and conviction to shed light on a dark electoral process (…); Without this force, Venezuelans and the world would have had to accept the baseless words of the president of the CNE,” said Gerardo de Icaza.
The Uruguayan ambassador to the OAS, Washington Abdala said that what happened in Venezuela “is not new” because they would know that it would happen and asked that this information continue to spread throughout the world to continue making democracy because he stated that “there are people and countries that do not understand it.”
“If someone abandons Venezuela, we already know the consequences,” said Abdala, who added: “It must be clear to the dictatorship that we are going to run around with this information until January 10 and that day a change will have to occur there.”
Present at the presentation of the “Final Technical Report of July 28” were the ambassadors to the OAS of Argentina, the ambassador of Chile, the ambassador of Ecuador, the ambassador of Peru, Paraguay, the representative of Uruguay, the Dominican Republic, Panama and Brazil.
The Carter Center’s senior advisor for Latin America, Jennie Lincoln, showed the OAS on October 2 alleged original voting records from the presidential elections in Venezuela, held on July 28. These documents show that Edmundo González won the elections with 67% of the votes and that Nicolás Maduro only obtained 31%.
The OAS could not attend to observe the presidential elections in Venezuela after the authorities refused; those who were able to bring independent electoral representatives were the Carter Center and the United Nations Organization.
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