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Clear Evidence Exists on Who Won the Venezuelan Elections

Jennie Lincoln: there is no evidence of an alleged hack; Maduro should be proud of the Venezuelan electronic voting system.

Today’s featured artists are Carlos Santana and the band Maná from Mexico with the song Corazon Espinado from the album Supernatural (1999).

Brazil desired a dialogue, but the Ortega regime confirmed the expulsion of ambassador, Breno de Souza Da Costa, and Brazil responded in kind

The UN High Commissioner calls on the Maduro government to release people arbitrarily detained in Venezuela.

If Maduro lost, it’s because he reaped the repudiation and disenchantment of the majority of the Venezuelan people.

The foreign ministers of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico said they received instructions to continue conversing about the situation in Venezuela.

Today’s featured artists are Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Venezuelan percussionist Gustavo Ovalles in a live performance in Paris (2022).

The Venezuelan opposition leader affirmed that “all Maduro has left” is the support of the high military command.

A democratic transition in Venezuela would impact Nicaragua’s dictatorship, but the political lessons for change must first be learned.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric said, “If they had clearly won the election, they would have shown the voting tally sheets.”