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Venezuela's Ruling Party Wins Most Municipal Elections
- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's ruling party, PSUV, won 285 out of 335 municipalities in the recent elections, with a reported voter turnout of 44%, according to the National Electoral Council .
- Carmen Meléndez was re-elected as mayor of Caracas with 86% of the vote, while the opposition retained a few municipalities, as reported by CNE Chairman Elvis Amoroso.
- President Nicolás Maduro celebrated the results, expressing a desire for cooperation among elected opposition mayors and emphasizing a commitment to peace and coexistence.
- The elections also included the first National Popular Youth Consultation, allowing Venezuelan youth to vote on community projects, highlighting enhanced citizen participation.
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Venezuela's ruling party wins most municipal elections
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