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📑🖊 ANALYSIS | Venezuela’s Legislative and Regional Elections: A Unified Government Faces a Divided Opposition In his latest column, Clodovaldo Hernández analyzes Venezuela’s May 25 elections, which begin amid expectations of low turnout and a fragmented opposition. While the PSUV campaigns under the slogan “Gente que resuelve” [“People who solve problems”], discontent simmers over candidate selection. Meanwhile, the opposition is split between participation and abstention, with internal disputes more intense than their stance against the government. 📖 Read the full VA column here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/columns/venezuelas-legislative-and-regional-elections-a-unified-government-faces-a-divided-opposition #CNE#Elections#Opposition#psuvsocialistparty

📢 Upcoming Elections in Venezuela On April 27, Venezuelans will vote for National Assembly deputies and regional governors. The CNE has pledged "high levels of reliability and transparency" and will require all parties to sign a commitment to respect the results. Meanwhile, opposition leader María Corina Machado has called for abstention, rejecting the election process. 🔗 More details at https://shorturl.at/Q3TOc #CNE#NationalAssemblyElections2025#RegionalElections2025

📍 VA's Ricardo Vaz reporting from Santa Rosalía, central Caracas: Voter turnout has slowed to about 55% in this pro-opposition area. Polls, initially scheduled to close at 6 PM, may remain open longer if voters are still in line. The first results from the National Electoral Council are anticipated shortly. Stay tuned for the live stream at 7 PM and follow Venezuelanalysis for updates! #presidentialelections2024#CNE

🔈Breaking News: Following extensive political dialogue and negotiations, Venezuela gears up for a crucial presidential vote on July 28. Candidate registration opens March 21-25, with citizens encouraged to register or update their voting centers by April 16. Click here to learn more 👉🏽https://bit.ly/43aB4uP #Venezuela#CNE#PresidentialElections2024#VenezuelaVotes2024