César Pérez Vivas affirms that the minutes continue to be hidden to try to cover up the fraud

César Pérez Vivas stated this Friday that more than two months after the July 28 presidential elections in Venezuela, the authorities continue to “hide” the minutes to try to “cover” the “fraud.”

However, the former governor of the state of Táchira considers it “impossible” that they can “cover up” what he also called a “coup d’état against popular sovereignty”, in reference to the victory that the largest opposition coalition – the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD) )- assures that it obtained its standard bearer, Edmundo González Urrutia, exiled in Spain since September 8.

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The opponent assured that the National Electoral Council (CNE) “has not fulfilled that mandate derived from the Constitution, the law and the regulations.”

“Publishing the results is not just offering global numbers, it is publishing the results table by table,” added Pérez Vivas.

The CNE proclaimed Maduro the winner based on results that are still unknown in a disaggregated manner, despite numerous calls inside and outside the country for its publication, as established in the official schedule approved by the electoral body for the celebration of this process. .

Much of the international community, including governments allied with Chavismo such as Colombia and Brazil, demands the disclosure of this data.

The National Assembly (AN, Parliament), with a Chavista majority, began a “political dialogue” on Thursday, in which the majority opposition does not participate, to review the electoral laws and the requirements to compete for popularly elected positions regarding the regional and municipal votes planned for 2025.

The PUD questioned that process and called on the government to agree, instead, on the “terms of a serious negotiation” for a “transition,” which Chavismo rejected.