Concentration points throughout the country

The Command with Venezuela published this Tuesday the concentration points in cities of the country for the protest of this August 28 against the ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) that validates the alleged victory of Nicolás Maduro in the elections of July 28, in which the anti-Chavez coalition claims that Edmundo González Urrutia won.

Through social networks, invited Venezuelans to print the “acta” corresponding to their voting center from a website where it claims to have published 83.5% of these documents obtained, according to the Democratic Unitary Platform, through witnesses and table members during the electoral day, documents that Chavismo describes as “false.”

“We are still standing, that is why This Wednesday we are mobilizing throughout Venezuela to show again that we won and we are going to collect because “A record kills a sentence!” he said in the message.

A citizen holds a reproduction of an electoral act and the Constitution at a demonstration in Caracas – EFE/ Miguel Gutiérrez

Maria Corina Machado On Monday, he called on Venezuelans to prepare for “a new way of organizing and mobilizing the streets.” which – he explained – will be “highly” effective in running “the least possible risk.”

“Our tactics are so diverse that they will not be able to contain them, and we will act with precision so that they cannot prevent our advance,” said the former deputy, who again denounced a “criminal repression,” especially after the elections of July 28.

He also said that Maduro and “his criminal entourage”, after the “overwhelming and indisputable victory” of González Urrutia, They sought to “justify their fraud” through the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), whose Electoral Chamber validated the re-election of the Chavista for a third consecutive six-year term in power.

“Nicolás Maduro has reached the end of his road, he has lost all contact with reality, he doesn’t understand anything about what is happening in Venezuela,” added Machado, González Urrutia’s main ally.

Supreme Court ruling on election results

Photo: Miguel Gutierrez / EFE

The TSJ assumed the “validation” of the results at the request of Maduro, who filed an appeal for protection that was never known and for which the 10 former candidates were summoned, although González Urrutia declined to attend, considering that verification is not the responsibility of the legal institution, but of the National Electoral Council (CNE).

The decision of the Supreme Court – presided over by the Chavista Caryslia Rodríguez, who led the “validation” process – was expected by González Urrutia and other opponents, considering that the court is “biased”, contrary to what Maduro claims, who defends his impartiality.

Below are the meeting points:

Caracas:

Francisco de Miranda Avenue, next to the Lido Shopping Center. (11:00 am)

Anzoategui:

Plaza in front of Pollos Costa Azul, Puerto La Cruz. (11:00 am)

Av. Intercomunal, former La Rosa Nursery, Barcelona. (11:00 am)

Puerto Principe Square, Dairy. (11:00 am)

Apure:

Av., Carabobo, C/C Av. Miranda (Corner of Roka Café), San Fernando (10:00 am)

Carabobo:

Corner of the Shopping Center, Av. Andrés Eloy Blanco, Valencia (11:00 am)

Delta Amacuro:

Founders Square, Tucupita. (11:00 am)

Merida:

McDonald’s, Las Americas Avenue, Merida (11:00 am)

Monagas:

Tank Army Avenue, Maturin (11:00 am)

Sucre:

Entrance to Sucre neighborhood, Cumaná (11:00 am)

Tachira:

Daniel Tinoco Square Carabobo Avenue, San Cristobal (11:00 am)

Zulia:

Basilica Square, Maracaibo (9:00 am)