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Venezuela elections marred by claims of Maduro's illegitimacy

July 30, 2024 | Foreign Relations: Senate Committee, Standing Committees - House & Senate, Congressional Hearings Compilation, Legislative, Federal


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Venezuela elections marred by claims of Maduro's illegitimacy
In a recent government meeting, officials expressed strong disapproval regarding the recent elections in Venezuela, labeling the outcome as \"extremely disappointing.\" The discussions highlighted that despite the Machado opposition winning the popular vote, Nicolás Maduro is attempting to maintain his grip on power.

Participants emphasized the importance of clarifying that Maduro was not legitimately elected as president. They called for a collaborative effort with regional partners, particularly Brazil and Colombia, to communicate this message effectively. The officials underscored the necessity for the United States to take a firm stance and work alongside South American allies to ensure that the legitimacy of the election is questioned and that the true electoral outcome is recognized.

The meeting underscored a commitment to supporting democratic processes in the region and addressing the implications of the Venezuelan elections on broader geopolitical dynamics.

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