Venezuela's opposition accuses Maduro government of 'repressive escalation' as court upholds election ban on Machado
Chief negotiator Gerardo Blyde says Maduro’s government had an obligation to hold free elections, and “it’s not happening.’
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Chief negotiator Gerardo Blyde says Maduro’s government had an obligation to hold free elections, and “it’s not happening.’
Chief negotiator Gerardo Blyde says Maduro’s government had an obligation to hold free elections, and “it’s not happening.’
Venezuela's Supreme Court (TSJ) Friday upheld a decision by the Comptroller General's Office whereby opposition leader María Corina Machado may not run in this year's elections after having been disenfranchised despite garnering 92.35% of the votes in the Oct. 22 primaries. The TSJ also confirmed Friday the disqualification of two-time presidential candidate Henrique Capriles.
BOGOTA/HOUSTON (Reuters) -Venezuela on Wednesday arrested an opposition member for alleged treason, after the attorney general said earlier there are arrest warrants out for several people connected to the campaign of opposition presidential nominee Maria Corina Machado for crimes including treason.
As Guyana prepares to take the dispute to the United Nations Security Council, Venezuelan authorities have issued arrest warrants for several close allies of the opposition leader