Former Venezuelan presidential candidate Enrique Marquez speaks at a press conference in Caracas (Venezuela) on Wednesday. Marquez suggested that Nicolás Maduro — who was declared the winner of Venezuela's July 28 election — heed calls for transparency inside and outside the country, with the majority of the opposition denouncing fraud and his standard-bearer, Edmundo González Urrutia, as he promised. It won the election by a large margin. “I think the government should pay attention to it, as well as the tripartite (Mexico, Colombia and Brazil) National Electoral Council (CNE) should warn of the need for a different treatment and publish the results”, he said. The former deputy in an interview with EFE. EFE/ Henri Chirinos
Former opposition presidential candidate Enrique Marquez will go to the Supreme Court (TSJ) this Tuesday, August 20, to submit documents in the presidential election case handled by the Electoral Commission.
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Through social networks, Marquez elaborated that “today we will go to the Supreme Court to submit documents in the 28J case handled by the Election Chamber.”
Likewise, he announced that he would be giving statements to reporters in the morning from TSJ's headquarters in Caracas.
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