INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In a significant move at the United Nations, 49 countries and the European Union have called on Venezuelan authorities to release detailed
results of the July 28 presidential election.This demand comes amid widespread concerns about electoral fraud
stations immediately.It also calls for independent observers to verify the results, emphasizing the need for credibility, legitimacy, and
transparency in the electoral process.Notable signatories include Argentina, Australia, Chile, Ecuador, Spain, the United States, France,
Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom.Global Outcry: 49 Nations Demand Venezuela Release Election Results
She hailed the UN statement as a step towards a democratic transition in Venezuela.A preliminary report by UN experts on August 13
criticized the CNE for failing to meet basic transparency and integrity measures
The report also noted that the electoral body did not adhere to established timelines.The joint statement expresses deep concern over human
rights abuses in Venezuela
It cites issues such as repression, arbitrary detentions, killings, and denial of fair trial guarantees.These tactics are used to intimidate
In response to the alleged electoral fraud, the United States has imposed sanctions on 16 Venezuelan officials.These include the Supreme
Court president and electoral authority directors
There is hope for a peaceful resolution and the restoration of democratic norms in the troubled South American nation.
