On July 28, 2024, Venezuela made history with massive turnout at polling centers to cast votes for Edmundo González.
From the early hours of that July 28 morning, long lines of people formed at every polling station, signaling high voter participation.
Something unprecedented in Venezuela’s political history is a political faction securing nearly 70% of the votes counted.
The avalanche of votes for Edmundo González was without precedent in Venezuela.
The organization of the process by the Venezuela Command, led by María Corina Machado, has so far been impeccable and steadfast.
In the United States, the Venezuela Command set up a Situation Room to support the reporting of incidents during the electoral process and helped provide relevant information.
However, we are facing a criminal regime that, without shame or hesitation, used the National Electoral Council to deny reality and issue a bulletin declaring Maduro the winner with 5 million votes.
The numbers released by the CNE don’t add up for anyone.
María Corina Machado already had a plan for this electoral theft and possesses the original tally sheets showing Edmundo González’s victory.
From the very night of the election, a mechanism was already in place to safeguard and protect the tally sheets issued by the voting machines.
In desperation, Chavismo ordered the halt of data transmission after polling centers closed when they saw the wave of votes being transmitted by the machines.
However, the Venezuela Command, facing the regime’s apparatus, managed to obtain nearly 90% of the original tally sheets from each polling station.
There is a website set up by the Venezuela Command https://resultadospresidencialesvenezuela2024.com/ where every citizen can view each of these tally sheets. The entire world is witnessing, by visiting this site, the overwhelming proof of the results at each polling station.
We are in the struggle of resistance and pressure for Maduro’s regime to leave power and obey the people’s mandate, who decided through the vote that Edmundo González, the President-Elect, should assume office.
Difficult times lie ahead for Venezuela. People are taking to the streets to express their outrage over the blatant theft and the regime’s denial of the results. The Venezuelan people’s stance is one of resistance and refusal to let their electoral victory be stolen.
Maduro did not win in any of the 7,000 polling centers. There is a difference of over 4 million votes. Maduro will not be able to reverse this situation. The coming days will be tense, but María Corina Machado and the people are steadfast that this fight will continue to the end to achieve the transition of power in Venezuela.
The Armed Forces are obligated to uphold the rights of Venezuelans, and this could happen at any moment.
As of this edition’s closing, there are reports of 11 dead, dozens injured, and hundreds detained in the Protests in Venezuela.
Due to the population’s peaceful demonstrations, several people have died from gunshots fired by police and pro-Maduro groups, further increasing the regime’s crimes against humanity.
There are detentions of political leaders, protesters, and people wounded by bullets, but Venezuela continues to stand in the fight for freedom. The theft and fraud committed by Maduro are unsustainable.
Fleming Veitia
Leader, Primero Justicia USA
