Opposition shows that Edmundo González won in all states

The majority opposition assured this Tuesday at the Organization of American States (OAS) that its standard-bearer, Edmundo González Urrutia, won the presidential elections on July 28 in “all” the states of the country, which they consider an irreversible victory.

“The evidence that each of us has shows that Edmundo González Urrutia is the elected president of Venezuela,” said Gustavo Silva, a member of the campaign team of the largest opposition coalition – the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD) -, in the presentation before the OAS, in Washington, of a report on these elections.

Likewise, he expressed that the PUD standard-bearer “also won” in “all” the “municipalities with moderate poverty, with intermediate poverty and high poverty.”

Silva pointed out that this result – contrary to that announced by the National Electoral Council (CNE) – is supported by 83.5% of the minutes obtained thanks to the efforts of thousands of citizens who were witnesses and polling station members.

As “evidence” of the authenticity of the records collected, he explained the details of the “anatomy” of these documents, including the “alphanumeric code or HASH” which, the report notes, “incorporates data associated with the” electoral center, the ” voting station, the time and date of printing and the machine that printed it.

According to the report, even today, after more than two months of the presidential elections, the CNE “has not been able to show the evidence that supports” Maduro’s re-election, and – it says – “no one has been able to deny it with arguments.” “credible the information published” by the PUD.

Silva expressed that, despite the fight for a peaceful and democratic solution to the Venezuelan crisis, today González Urrutia lives in forced exile, the leader María Corina Machado is “in hiding and six opponents are taking refuge in the official residence of the Embassy.” of Argentina in Caracas, while many members of the coalition are detained.

On October 2, the Carter Center, an electoral observer in the Venezuelan elections, showed the OAS voting records that it described as original, pointing to the triumph of González Urrutia, while denouncing that the “lack of transparency of the CNE and “Its refusal to provide data from its machine tables and minutes to explain a winner’s declaration does not meet international standards.”.