Venezuela steht an einem historischen Scheideweg: Trotz erheblicher Hindernisse führte das Land oppositionsgeführte Vorwahlen durch, die den tiefgreifenden Wunsch nach Veränderungen verdeutlichen. Als Siegerin ging María Corina Machado mit rund 90 Prozent der Stimmen hervor. Doch es bestehen weiterhin Herausforderungen wie die Disqualifizierung von Kandidaten und die Nutzung öffentlicher Einrichtungen und Propaganda zugunsten von Machtinhaber Maduro, die internationales Handeln erfordern.
Das Barbados-Abkommen Die Organisation der Vorwahlen war nicht die einzige bedeutende Entwicklung, die
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Venezuela is at a historic crossroads: despite significant obstacles, the country held opposition-led primaries that illustrate a profound desire for change. María Corina Machado emerged victorious with around 90 per cent of the vote. But challenges remain, such as the disqualification of candidates and the use of public institutions and propaganda in favour of power holder Maduro, which require international action.
The Barbados Agreement Organising the primaries was not the only significant development initiated by
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The recent decision by Venezuela’s Supreme Justice Tribunal to uphold the „arbitrary and politically fabricated disqualification“ against opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has surprised few. This ban legally prevents her from participating in the upcoming presidential election, the date of which has yet to be announced by the Maduro regime.
regime had agreed on an independent and transparent electoral process in a deal signed last October in Barbados
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The recent decision by Venezuela’s Supreme Justice Tribunal to uphold the „arbitrary and politically fabricated disqualification“ against opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has surprised few. This ban legally prevents her from participating in the upcoming presidential election, the date of which has yet to be announced by the Maduro regime.
regime had agreed on an independent and transparent electoral process in a deal signed last October in Barbados
