Joe Biden will speak with Lula da Silva about the crisis in Venezuela caused by election fraud

President American, Joe BidenHe will speak with him on Tuesday afternoon Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da SilvaIn the midst of an election crisis Venezuela and among efforts Brazil To obtain evidence from the minutes certifying success Nicolás Maduro announced on Sunday by National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela.

White House pointed out that tonight Biden And Lula They will speak at 2:30 pm local time (6:30 pm GMT), which is expected to focus on the unfolding crisis. Venezuela Doubts expressed by many countries on the continent including AmericaOn the legitimacy of the election results delivered on Sunday CNE without concrete or detached inspection.

Lula He sent his international affairs adviser and former chancellor. Celso AmorimWho has he met? Ripe and has pressed for access to election records certifying victory Ripe Against the led opposition movement Edmundo Gonzalez UrrutiaHelped Maria Corina Machado.

AmericaFor its part, it has expressed skepticism that Sunday's results reflect the will of a majority of Venezuelans.

Washington He said on Monday that the election results will be announced Venezuela He had no credibility and called on the local authorities to release the minutes.

“By endorsing a winner without detailed district-by-district records, (Nicolás) Maduro's representatives have lost any credibility in the election results they purportedly announced.“said a senior officer America.

“We are deeply concerned that this decision does not reflect the will or vote of the Venezuelan people,” he added.

Brazil is in negotiation with Mexico And Colombia A joint statement should be published Venezuela must count all votes And Election records of each district should be publishedAs they told the agency Bloomberg Two Brazilian government officials are familiar with the matter.

The foreign ministries of the three countries – historically led by leftist presidents with close ties to Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro – issued statements on Monday that Caracas refused to accept the outcome of Sunday's elections, guaranteeing the transparency of the process.

But Brazil sees a Report Collaboration One way is Maduro's closest allies in the region Increase the pressure on your governmentIt has so far ignored requests from the Venezuelan opposition and the international community to release the minutes, officials said.

National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela He declared victory Ripe with 51.20% votes compared to 44.20% of the opposition Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia80% is calculated.

(with information from EFE)