Venezuela Vuelve a Tener Elecciones Tras Las Polémicas Presidenciales: ¿Qué Se Vota El 25 De Mayo?

Venezuela vuelve a tener elecciones tras las polémicas presidenciales: ¿qué se vota el 25 de mayo?

Por CNN Español Venezuela llega este 25 de mayo a unas nuevas elecciones que por primera vez serán combinadas entre regionales, parlamentarias y consejos legislativos. La anticipación electoral se ha vivido en un ambiente de normalidad: las personas, en medio del tráfico y el habitual ruido de bocinas, siguen su rutina diaria sin que se perciba el clima de tensión que suele inundar las ciudades antes de unos comicios. En total se elegirán 569 ca…

By CNN Español Venezuela is approaching new elections on May 25th, which for the first time will combine regional, parliamentary, and legislative council elections. The run-up to the elections has been amidst a normal atmosphere: people, amidst traffic and the usual noise of horns, go about their daily routines, ignoring the tense climate that usually pervades cities before elections. A total of 569 positions will be elected: 285 deputies to the…

On May 25th, elections to the offices of governors and parliamentarians to the National Assembly (AN) will take place in Venezuela. In basic technical terms, this could be considered a mega-election due to the massive number of positions to be contested. In addition, almost 37,000 candidates aspire to take up some position in the 24 governorates of the country, the AN and the Legislative Councils in the states, according to the official data of …

Sixty percent of Venezuelans will vote on May 25 for candidates for Chavista deputies and governors, according to a poll conducted by Hinterlaces. READ ALSO: In photos: Venezuelans star in campaign closure before May 25 elections The May 25 poll showed that 5.0 percent will vote for opposition candidates, 15 percent for independent candidates and 20 percent said they do not know or did not answer for who will cast their vote. The consulting comp…

The elections of deputies and governors of this 25th of May in Venezuela are held, despite the general climate of demobilization and apathy, with a particular novelty. The Chavista regime, through the National Electoral Council (CNE), has incorporated Guayana Esequiba as a federal entity of the country and has opened the applications to register candidates for governors and deputies to administer it. The territory, of about 150,000 square kilome…

Chavista insists on holding elections to define the first governor of the area he claims, despite international failures that give sovereignty to Guyana