but the opposition believes that maduro stole the victory.d independent exit polls showed other numbers. they say that about 65% of people voted for gonzalez, and between 14 and 31% for maduro. the leader of the opposition maria corina machado says that... that the opposition counts the votes independently, and for her gonzález collected more than 6 million votes, and maduro almost twice as many. the opposition adds that maduro's victory will be contested, more on what is happening in caracas, the bbc's ioanni wells. the election results caused an explosion in this place. police and armed forces. were ordered to protect the voting results. thousands of protesters say they are defending democracy. the day began with a bang, but without violence. people were in pots and pans. they chanted freedom, protested against maduro's announcement of his victory. it terrible, it's a scam. the opposition received 70%. but they did the same to us again. elections were stolen from us again. we want a better future for the youth, because if not, they will lea

, maduro lost in against maduro, maduro lost in a landslide, the majority of people fighting for theirive will be achieved with the help of course of the international community. of course of the international community-— of course of the international communi . ., , . community. thank you very much. thank yom — around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. an inquest has heard how a woman who was killed in a crossbow attack alongside her mother and sister managed to call the police and give her address before she was cut off. hannah hunt also sent a text message saying she was tied up. the inquest was told that she was still alive when police officers arrived. the housing secretary, angela rayner, has set out changes to england's planning laws to help deliver labour's promise of 1.5 million new homes by 2029. housing targets would become mandatory again and low—quality green belt would be reclassified as "grey belt". but the conservatives say it would force suburban areas to take more housing from urban labour areas. tuesday has be

nicolás maduro was able to be elected by the people of venezuela for the third time .ssment of this victory? first, i want to thank you for inviting me to this program. see the venezuelan elections. it has had different results , i mean that the results had different aspects , one of them was that president maduro, well , it appeared that he won and was able to defeat his enemies. vaduro's enemies wanted to do something that he would not succeed, they tried it discredit them for not succeeding. the second point is that we have to say that the electoral system of venezuela is very valid, despite the opinions of some countries and the media, which tried to show this system as weak by inciting america. this system is very effective and reliable, and maduro faced many different challenges in this election, which he managed to overcome all of them, and this electoral system was able to correctly introduce the best person. madhuri in this election was actually democratically elected by all the people and no vetting source actually he did not confirm this claim and did not ac

following maduro since 1999, now 25 years have passed, maduro is going to be in power for another 6 years reason why the people of venezuela still choose maduro and continue the path of chavez and the polivary revolution? the country is not very industrially advanced, for example, like iran , venezuela's industry has not progressed as much 100% dependent. to the export of raw materials and a country that has such conditions and only has to export raw materials and does not have that much industrial production, well , it is under severe pressure from an economic point of view, and well, it has problems to provide its own food , to provide the necessary items he is getting into trouble because his income is only from the export of raw materials and this creates a lot of problems, but the venezuelan government officials. but they gradually removed themselves from this pressure, and in addition to the political challenges and political pressures against the venezuelan government , there were also economic pressures, well, economic pressures. it makes people dissatisfied. general and normal ,

in this case, maduro lost the stronghold in this case, maduro lost the stronghold a long time ago. low, the quick counts and exit polls on that day showed more than a 30% point victory and the results were published also have maduro being beat almost by a0 points so everything was consistent to show that people do not support maduro and are willing to fight for it. across all social status. across all geography. across all states. and that has been a while, a couple of years in the making. it has notjust started today. today there is just a lot more evidence and proof people are against maduro and for a change in edmundo gonzalez and the opposition leader maria corina machado. secretary of state antony blinken after the results released, he said had pretty big doubts as well about the result here. you are in the us, what would you like to see the biden administration do when it comes in venezuela? i think it is very important for the united states and all democracies in the world to recognise edmundo gonzalez as president—elect. that is first and foremost and i also believe democra

the results are as follows: first, nicolas maduro moros obtained 5.150,992 votes with 51. we congratulate the new president of the bolivarian republic of venezuela candidate nicolas maduro morus. budura has held his win as victory against what he called imperialism. he's been already in power for 12 years and win gives him a third term but his main opponent edmundo gonzales was quick to claim victory after the election has refused to recognize the results. gonzalez is allegging irregularities and has called for new votes. meanwile iran has congratulated venezuelan president nicholas madura on his victory in the country's presidential election. iran's acting for a minister. welcomed the large turnout in the election despite threats and unfair sanctions that it has been facing. ali baghadi reiterated iran's support for venezuelas national development plans and call for stronger bilateral cooperation. the cuban president miguel diaz canal also offered his congratulations to maduro on his election win, describing it as a historic triumph. john stepling is an author and comment

what are the preconditions for maduro to leave?illion dollars, but it seems to me that mr. maduro is not going to leave, no, the question is who will catch the wind? well, you understand, here they know how to catch the right wind, sergey brilev, alexey kalach and evgeny makarov, news from latin america. the alpha group, the legendary special forces unit that performs complex tasks that are often beyond the capabilities of non-law enforcement agencies, has turned exactly half a century old. army. they freed hostages, eliminated terrorists, went through all the hot spots, saved people everywhere, even at the cost own life. heroic veterans and alpha fighters told sergei zenin about the unique operations included in the history textbook. 50 years ago, in this office, at that table over there, a signature was placed on a document of special importance. it's classified now, i can't show it. by order 2089 ov signed by the chairman of the kgb of the ussr yuri vladimirovich andropov , a new unit was created. officially anti-terrorism, unof

la violencia se desatÓ esta tarde cuando los manifestantes repudiaron la proclamaciÓn de maduro comol ganador de las elecciones. los resultados son rechazados incluso por la comunidad internacional y por la oposiciÓn. quien dice tener pruebas contra su voluntad? el abogado del narco, ismael el mayo zambada, dice que su cliente fue engaÑado y entregado por el hijo de el chapo, joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez. el chapo habrÍa negociado tambiÉn su propia detenciÓn con autoridades de estados unidos fuera de control. el incendio park fire en california es el sexto mÁs grande en la historia del estado dorado. las llamas ya consumieron una extensiÓn del tamaÑo de los Ángeles y el presunto responsable se presenÓo hoy para enfrentar los cargos correspondientes. y tenemos un resumen de lo mÁs relevante de la jornada olÍmpica de parÍs 2024, incluyendo la primera medalla de los Últimos 16 aÑos en la gimnasia masculina para estados unidos. asÍ comenzamos. noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa loizaga. usted acaba de escuchar disparos presuntamente hechos por colectivos armados afines al chavismo en con

, and maduro will continue to do that.ind that maduro last week threatened with a civil war, and now he is attempting to go to that stage. sumi: you know well what it means to oppose nicolas maduro, to tell people your story. you were concted and sentenced to 14 years in prison after antigovernment protest in caracas, and you were a prisoner conscious. you did serve three years and sent to your family in spain. there have been protests in the past to get his maduro's government, but they have not led to a change in government. he is still in power. why do you think this time could be different? leopoldo: it has been a long process, and we are here. there's a huge margin of difference between those who support maduro and those who support change and democracy. we are talking about a landslide election that his best election got 66% of the vote,nd at gonzalez got 70% of the vote. this is massive. edmundo gonzalez won in every municipality of venezuela. there was no municipality where there was a maduro vote above edmundo gon

. >> nicolÁs maduro moro del gran polo patriÓtico.,150,092 votos. con un 51.20 por ciento. el candidato edmundo gonzÁlez, de la mesa de la unidad. obtuvo. 4,445,978 votos. votos. con un 44.2 por ciento. >> venezuela tiene un nuevo presidente electo y es edmundo gonzÁlez. >> la oposiciÓn no reconoce el resultado. marÍa corina machado afirma que edmundo gonzÁlez ganÓ con el 70% de los votos. el mayor zambada fue traicionado y secuestrado por joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez, el abogado de el capÓ afirma que la entrega de su cliente a las autoridades de estados unidos no fue voluntaria. >> este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, ediciÓn nocturna. >> muy buenas noches. es oficial, consejo nacional electoral declarÓ a nicolÁs maduro ganador en la elecciÓn presidencial en venezuela. un proceso que ha mantenido en vilo al mundo. mientras maduro celebraba su triunfo con sus seguidores, la oposiciÓn rechazÓ con contundencia el resultado y denunciÓ un fraude sin antecedentes. en vivo a caracas. con toda la informaciÓn . >> asÍ es. buenas noches. unos re

well, iran has congratulated venezuelan president nicholas maduro on his re-election in the country's presidential vote. iran's acting foreign minister alibakare. the voter turn out in venezuela's presidential election, despite the unfair sanctions imposed on the country. bagani can he emphasize tehran's support for venezuela's national development plans and call for stronger bilateral cooperation. china has also congratulated maduro on his re-election and stressed the great importance of strengthening ties with venezuela. china congratulates venezuela for smoothly holding the presidential election and congratulates president nicolas maduro for his re-election. china and venezuela are good friends and partners supporting each other. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relationship between china and venezuela. beijing emphasized the importance of strengthening. partnership with karakas. russian president vladimir putin has also congratulated maduro and said his victory will continue to contribute to develop russia-venezuela relations. messages of con

they - wanted a change from president maduro. his party has been in powerfor maduro.as been in power for decades. maduro. his party has been in powerfor decades. he maduro. his party has been in power for decades. he still has some loyal supporters.- some loyal supporters. there are many _ some loyal supporters. there are many things, _ some loyal supporters. there are many things, the - some loyal supporters. there l are many things, the benefits, helpful people like me with disabilities. there are many things we have to take advantage of that no other government has given. this man asked, government has given. this man asked. why _ government has given. this man asked. why do — government has given. this man asked, why do we _ government has given. this man asked, why do we support - asked, why do we support president nicolas maduro, because he is the president of the people, the workers president, the one who believes in the working class. the last election win was widely dismissed as neither free election win was widely dismissed as neitherfree nor fair and dismis

and now to venezuela where president nicolas maduro has won his re-election to another six-year termin office. with 80% of. the polling stations counted a 59% turnout, the results are as follows: first, nicolas maduro mororos obtained 5,150,992 votes with 51.2%. we congratulate the new president of the bolivarian republic of venezuela candidate nicolas maduro morus. maduro has hailed his win as victory against impur. lism, he has already been in power for 12 years and the win gives him a third term, but his main opponent, edmundo gonzales, who was quick to claim victory after the election, has refused to recognize the results. gonzales is allegging irregularities and has called for new vote. well, iran has congratulated venezuelan president nicholas maduro on his victory in the country's presidential election. iran's acting for. minister welcomed the large turnout in the election despite threats and unfair sanctions on the country. ali barkri khan reiterated iran support for venezuela's national development plans and call for stronger bilateral cooperation. russian president vladimir p

nicolas maduro.here are 21 million eligible people, of which several hundred thousand people will not be able to participate in the elections because the migration that has taken place in recent years, due to the difficult economic conditions here, about 7 million people were forced to migrate during the period of these threats and attacks by the united states, and some of them, for example, 800,000 people, went to the united states, and they are not able to participate in the elections. . my space basically i would like to explain here, let's talk about the main story of the venezuelan elections. yesterday , mr. madero was speaking in a meeting. it is a bit different, but in the latin american region itself , even in the united states, european countries , i will look at this election with special attention. it should be noted that the fate of the country is here, whether the path of revolution will continue or another path will be taken, that is, relations with the united states. going that way the

. >> nicolÁs maduro moros 51.20%.evo presidente de la repÚblica bolivariana de venezuela, candidato nicolÁs maduro moros, con este resultado maduro se reelige por segunda vez y comenzarÁ un tercer mandato hasta enero de 2031. >> segÚn el consejo nacional electoral, maduro superÓ en las urnas al principal candidato de la oposiciÓn, edmundo gonzÁlez, de la plataforma unitaria democrÁtica. la autoridad electoral calificÓ el triunfo de maduro como irreversible. los resultados de este domingo no habÍan sido pronosticados por las encuestas. estas daban consistentemente como vencedor a la oposiciÓn con una amplia diferencia al darse a conocer el triunfo de maduro, este se dirigiÓ a sus seguidores. el triunfo de la paz, de la estabilidad, del ideal republicano es el triunfo de las ideas de la igualdad. >> y tambiÉn tengo que decir que ayer estuvimos entregando ofrenda por el cumpleaÑos nÚmero 70 a nuestro comandante hugo chÁvez. eso es lo que pido como presidente de la repÚblica bolivariana de venezuela. respeto a la constitu

por su parte, cuba, bolivia y rusia felicitaron a maduro. nuevo presidente electo. >> betsy vadell noticias telemundo. >> gracias a betsy vadell por este reporte aquÍ en noticias telemundo lo vamos a mantener informado del desarrollo de estas protestas en nuestros noticieros, pero tambiÉn en nuestras plataformas digitales. otra de las principales noticias del dÍa. a cuatro dÍas de la captura de el mayo zambada y uno de los hijos del chapo guzmÁn. el gobierno de mÉxico revelÓ que estados unidos no planeÓ el vuelo que derivÓ en estos arrestos aquÍ en estados unidos. pero entonces, cÓmo abordaron ese aviÓn que es ademÁs como el que vemos aquÍ a travÉs de nuestra tecnologÍa de realidad aumentada? se trata de un aviÓn privado de fabricaciÓn estadounidense para 11 pasajeros que pesa unas 15.000 £, mide unos 50 pies de largo y puede recorrer hasta 1700 millas sin recargar combustible. ademÁs, issa osorio nos va a mostrar el interior de esta aeronave con rastros que dejaron sus ocupantes y tambiÉn nos va a reconstruir una cronologÍa del viaje que co

several years from the palestinian territory and venezuela's electoral council declares incumbent maduro the winner of the presidential election with over 51% of the votes. well welcome to our studios in the capital tehan. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. israel presses ahead with this onslot on gaza, killing more palestinians across the besieg territory. at least five palestinians have been killed in hanyunus where the regime strikes are the most. intense, many palestinians also remain trapped by the fighting at barage and nasarat in central gaza, unable to flee, after israel ordered them to evacuate. other parts of the strip are also under heavy israeli bombing. in matter of 24 hours, nearly 40 palestinians have been killed in the regime's attacks across the territory. the ongoing israeli genocide has left more than 39,300 people dead and nearly 91,00 others wounded since october 2023. most of the victims are women and children. joined us earlier from darabala to give us updates on the latest israely strikes. let's take a listen. let me begin with the central area of gaza

eliÁn: el gobierno de chile pidiÓ transparencia a maduro.lia: vamos con detalles. reportera: el mundo reaccionÓ ante las elecciones de venezuela. una lista de naciones exponen su punto de vista luego de que nicolÁs maduro se proclamÓ ganador ante su contrincante gonzÁlez. el secretario de estado de estados unidos no titubeÓ. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el presidente lÓpez obrador dijo en la maÑanera >> vamos a esperar el resultado ya cuando se haya llevado a cabo el recuento. ver el proceso legal. y entonces vamos a pronunciarnos. reportera: el presidente de chile hizo un parÉntesis en su gira por el emirato Árabe y cuestionÓ el proceso venezolano. >> me siento obligado moralmente a exigir total transparencia en esta elecciÓn. por lo tanto, felicitar es apresurado. reportera: en x, el canciller de colombia dijo que hacÍa un llamado para que se proceda con el conteo total de votos. y que sea de carÁcter independiente. lo mismo dijo el gobierno de argentina, brasil, paraguay, uruguay, entre otros paÍses. una encuesta a boca de urna proyectaba

youth in the palestinian territory, and venezuela's electoral council declares incumbent president maduro, the winner of the election with over 51% of the vote. hello and welcome and live from tehran, you've turned to press tvs at world news and marzia hashimi, good to have you with us. first story takes us back to gaza where israel presses ahead with its onslot on the strip, killing more palestinians across the besieged territory. at least five more palestinians have been killed in hanjunes, where the regime strikes are the most intense. many palestinians also remained trapped by the fighting in burej and noserat in central gaza, unable to flee after israel ordered them to evacuate. other parts of the strip are also under heavy israeli bombing. in matter of 24 hours nearly 40 more palestinians have been killed in a regimes attacks across the territory. the ongoing israeli genocide has left more than 39,300 people dead and nearly 91. thousand others wounded since october of 2023. most of the victims are women and children. our gaza correspondent moti abu musab joined us earlier from derat

starting with the political developments in venezuela now where nicolas maduro has accused his opponents of trying to mount a coup following widespread claims that his re—election as president was a fraud. within the last couple of hours, security forces used tear gas to disperse anti—maduro protesters in caracas and armed soldiers are heading for the presidential palace in caracas. nine latin american countries have requested an emergency meeting of the organisation of american states to discuss venezuela's presidential election. the venezuelan opposition has rejected the outcome as fraudulent. the us, brazil and spain are among the countries to ask for full transparency over the vote count and results. us secretary of state anthony blinken had this to say after the result was announced. blinken had this to say after we blinken had this to say after have serious concerns the we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. it is critical that every vote be counted fairly and transparently, that election officials immedia

ir a reclamar a maduro por su fraude electoral, dicen algunos.ado y ha remitido con todo lo que huele a chavismo, tumbando dos de sus estatuas. tambiÉn en contra de maduro derribando y quemando sus imÁgenes en publicidad desde las calles. a medida que las marchas acercaban al palacio presidencial, se desataron fuertes tiroteos a manos de grupos armados del chavismo. entre estos choques entre policÍas y manifestantes. con algunos fallecidos en los enfrentamientos. maduro intenta afianzarse en el poder tras un resultado electoral cuestionado que prolonga su mandato seis aÑos mÁs presentÁndose para ser proclamado como el ganador de las elecciones. >> se intentarÁ imponer en venezuela un golpe de estado, nuevamente. francisco: pero la pregunta se ha instalado. maity: gracias por el excelente trabajo que realizan desde venezuela. ver esas imÁgenes nos preocupan. quÉ se puede esperar para las prÓximas horas que ocurra en ese paÍs? francisco: el mandatario estÁ haciendo una especie de control de daÑos sobre estas marchas y estas manifestaciones que acud

venezuelan president nicolas maduro compared the protests to color revolutions.quote a typical image of color revolutions in the world, promoted by gringa, in case anyone doesn’t know. gringo - this is the name of the americans. in the country on july 28, let me remind you, presidential elections were held, the current head of state nicolas maduro won them, almost immediately, literally the next day , protests began, first in caracos in the capital, at the moment almost all major cities of the country are covered these very protests. igor pshenichnikov and igor borisovich are in touch with us now, hello, hello, what is the opposition dissatisfied with? the opposition is unhappy that president maduro has been declared the winner. active president of venezuela, we must immediately say that this is a company, this color revolution, in fact, a color revolution, it was already being prepared in advance and that means it looked - in the form of - public opinion polls that were preparing - the creation for what should win supposedly opposition candidate edmuda gonzalez

sobre maduro.e hoy en la tarde, las autoridades electorales no han perdido el tiempo, no han atendido la demanda de unidad que pudiese hacer la oposiciÓn y han proclamado a maduro como el presidente reelecto de venezuela para el prÓximo perÍodo constitucional. un avance que intenta el gobierno en su narrativa de tratar de imponer resultados electorales que cuestionan gran parte del paÍs y que protestan en algunas zonas y donde la violencia tambiÉn sea impuesto en zonas como tÁchira, donde dos personas murieron tratando de defender los votos en un centro de votaciÓn cuando fueron atacados por grupos chavistas con armas de fuego. asÍ la situaciÓn hasta el momento. la evoluciÓn es constante, hora tras hora, y traeremos la informaciÓn. es todo. >> gracias por los detalles. >> ahora, asÍ fue el rechazo de la poblaciÓn, resultados electorales en venezuela. escuchamos parte de lo que fue. >> como escucharon, parte del pueblo venezolano seis o presente una vez mÁs. por su parte, el lÍder opositor criticÓ l

for it maduro to stay in power much longer. to stay in power much longer. we have seen revious power much longer. we have seen previous uprisings _ power much longer. we have seen previous uprisings like _ power much longer. we have seen previous uprisings like this - power much longer. we have seen previous uprisings like this that i previous uprisings like this that have been put down, why would this be different? for have been put down, why would this be different?— be different? for the first time, the real leader _ be different? for the first time, the real leader of _ be different? for the first time, the real leader of the _ be different? for the first time, | the real leader of the opposition, for the first time it's notjust the real leader of the opposition, for the first time it's not just an election but the mass movement, and organised mass movement that is willing to go until the end to respect the popular vote, so i think this time, the feeling of the population, the will to change, it is much stronger than in the

maria corina machado was chosen in the primaries and maduro did not let her run. she appointed a successor to run and they did not let her run. after negotiations it was edmundo gonzales urrutia. almost 8 million migrants are outside of the country. the regime did not allow them to register to vote for your 4 million people from the diaspora can't vote. these are not free and fair elections. >> will there be international observers tomorrow? >> there are a couple. but if you saw yesterday, the maduro regime gave orders to deport the different ex-president from mexico, from bolivia, from panama. senators from the european union and columbia. people that were going to travel to venezuela. maduro's regime command was, make sure they don't get off the plane or don't but the plane kick off because they don't want the international community to see they will lose tomorrow. >> with the skepticism of weather maduro will acknowledge defeat what are the range of responses we could see come monday morning? >> he has shown no indication of wanting to admit defeat, but it is h

we know that president maduro had...ed by cnn to be saying, if they do not want venezuela to fall into a bloodbath, into a fratricidal civil war, the ruling party must win the presidential elections. it makes one wonder what happens. let me be very clear. first of all, we will accept and defend the truth of what happens next sunday. that's what we will do. defend the vote of every single venezuelans. and we will do that based on a process which allows us to have citizens in every single polling station with access to the tally sheets, which we will report, first of all. secondly, maduro has been threatening for years — and i would say chavez did, as well — that we face a dilemma. either they would stay or it would be violence. submission or violence. and that's not true. our choice is freedom. and what they are saying, threatened with violence, is a message directed mostly to the international community to accept a fraudulent result. unless they would... because they would provoke, um, war or violence. look, to have a wa

francisco: ir a reclamarle al eco mÁs maduro por su fraude electoral dicen algunas.ha despertado y que ha arremetido con todo lo que huele a chavismo, tumbando dos de sus estatuas— tambiÉn en contra de maduro quemando sus imÁgenes en vallas y publicidad de las calles. a medida que las marchas se acercaban al palacio presidencial, se desataron fuertes tiroteos a manos de grupos armados del chavismo. e intensos choques entre manifestantes, policÍas y militantes. algunos fallecidos en los enfrentamientos. maduro intenta afianzarse en el poder tras un resultado electoral cuestionado, que prolonga su mandato seis aÑos mÁs, presentÁndose ante las autoridades electorales para ser proclamado como el ganador de las elecciones. pero la percepciÓn de un fraude electoral toma fuerza y se ha instalado en el imaginario popular que podrÍa poner en jaque a su tercera presidencia que aÚn no empieza. maity: buenas noches, gracias por el excelente trabajo que estÁn realizando desde venezuela. ver estas imÁgenes nos preocupo por quÉ se pueden esperar para las prÓximas horas? francisco:

president nicolas maduro is seeking a third consecutive term.entor, hugo chavez. he told voters they have a choice between war and peace and warned of a bloodbath if he loses. mr maduro's main challenger, edmundo gonzalez, has said it's time to re—establish democracy and prosperity in the country after a quarter century of socialist rule. pre—election polls suggested that mr gonzalez had a wide lead over the incumbent. the opposition says it has faced harassment and the arrest of more than 100 people linked to its campaign, and its main candidate was barred from running. mr maduro's 2018 re—election was widely dismissed as neither free norfair, sparking concerns over this election. mr maduro told supporters he will win �*by hook or by crook�* but venezuela's attorney—general has assured voters that election results will be free and fair. tensions were high at polling stations, where voters faced off as they waited to cast their votes. mr gonzalez and president maduro each spoke after casting their ballots. translation: to all venezuelans l aroun

takes advantage of disadvantage a election with maduro on the ballot.his was opposite to our latest agreement and opposite to the spirit of the international community and completely opposite to what they committed themselves. so where do we go from here? first it's important to not start in the discussion of paper trail and how much you have in your sight. this is a matter of diplomatic political pressure and engagement and that there is a different way to do this, that they don't have to do through a political solution and this is the moment to respect and recognize with their votes and on the street. and last thing and i don't want to say in venezuela when someone speaks longer and the hope and keep the momentum up on our side. we won. this is not the country that we had years ago. this is not a close election. this is not the people jumping into hopelessness. we have unity and from the beginning to the end. we have to unify that survived and the biggest from the regime and we have a country that has spoken. we want peace and july 28 to be the first

this man asked, "why do we support president nicolas maduro?he president of the people, the workers' president, the one who believes in the working class". the last election win was widely dismissed as neitherfree norfair and again, there are questions. was this? the president's face lining every street. protests and clashes with authorities after some polling stations didn't open at all. huge queues of people waiting to vote, but delays by design. very few let in at a time. all this — buses paid for, free food, handed out, government incentives to come to the president's rallies. the opposition leader, maria corina machado, was banned from running. many of her aides were detained, shops that served her closed down, but she remained confident her replacement, edmundo gonzalez, could win. the opposition claimed fraud before the result, saying many of their observers were not allowed into election counts. a todos los venezolanos. today we want to tell venezuelans and the entire world that venezuela has a new president elect and it's edmundo gonza

but they also have to look at maduro as a weakened leader.d of the day he allowed an election to demonstrate just how weak he is as a leader. domestic allies will also be weighing. geoff: is there a path forward now for the opposition and what does this mean for the people of venezuela who are desperate for change? ricardio: there is certainly a path forward. everyone in venezuela knows that mondo gonzalez won this election, that there is massive support for change in venezuela come as there should be. almost 8 million venezuelans left in recent years. so there will be increasing demand, not decreasing demand. the 2018 election was won under very questionable terms by maduro, that is not the way forward. the pressure for change is only going to grow and there are different institutions like the armed forces that will have to make some difficult decisions as to where they stand. geoff: guest name -- ♪ geoff: we start the day's other headlines in the middle east, where israel's prime minister has warned of severe consequence for a strike in the

esta noche lula da silva le pide lo mismo a maduro.re la situaciÓn de venezuela. colombia endureciÓ su posiciÓn sobre las recientes elecciones de venezuela. >> te requieren conocer las actas de los resultados finales y que sean auditadas por el mundo. reportero: paÍses como argentina, chile, uruguay y costa rica no reconoce los resultados que dieron como ganador otra vez a nicolÁs maduro. la organizaciÓn de estados americanos no fue ajena y tambiÉn puso en duda la legitimidad de las elecciones del 28. habla de una burla que indica que hubo un fraude. lÓpez obrador criticÓ a la organizaciÓn. >> la oea no tiene credibilidad, quÉ se tiene que meter la oea? reportero: tambiÉn afirmÓ esperar a las cifras de las mesas. >> hace falta que se den a conocer esos resultados, en o sea nada mÁs la cifra general. reportero: la casa blanca fue mÁs allÁ. asegurÓ que maduro y sus representantes se declararon ganadores de una elecciÓn socavada, represiÓn polÍtica y manipulaciÓn electoral. tambiÉn dijo que el mejor camino a seguir es una publicaciÓn clar

president nicolas maduro is seeking a third term in office. he has been president since 2013 and his campaign manager said when the results come in things will become clear. edmundo gonzalez has said it is time to restore democracy and prosperity after a quarter—century of rule. polls are suggesting that mr gonzalez has a wide lead over the permanent. the opposition says it is facing harassment and the rest of more than 100 people linked to the campaign and its main candidate was barred from running in the election. mr madero�*s re—election was believed to be neither free nor re—election was believed to be neitherfree norfair, sparking concerns over the selection. he said he would win "by hook or by crook" but the attorney general has assured voters results will be free and fair. tensions were high at polling stations. you can see voters here as they waited to cast their votes. mr gonzalez and president maduro each spoke after casting their ballots. translation: to all venezuelans around the world, _ your strength and your commitment, we feel

maduro's speech yesterday in this meeting. used to have an interesting conversation with the international observers, which was funny at the time . he said that in the elections , they have had 30 elections in the past 25 years, of which 29 have been won so far, then he would count and review them one by one. in his own words, these elections are always a scenario he said that we are watching a repetitive movie . before the election, keshion claims that the reich is far more than the revolutionary forces. and this is in a situation where they are making these advertisements, which they themselves know is not the case, and why these advertisements are being made in order to set the stage, to set the stage, to justify it after the failure, that we had the highest vote and now that we didn't get out of the ballot box, we weren't elected, that means fraud has taken place, and then they can say, for example, someone like mr. guaido is the president. even now there is this danger. now there is this danger that if the opposition is d

but first, will president maduro be offered an amnesty?ice department that date from 2020, where he was indicted on narco—terrorism, cocaine dealing campaign against the us. should he be offered an amnesty if you win? we have repeatedly offered maduro to engage in a serious negotiation with us that would be — give guarantees and incentives for a peaceful transition. the content and specific issues that will be part of this negotiation, we will be dealt in a private manner, as you can understand. so, what, you have had negotiations? well, there have been negotiations certainly that brought to the signing of the barbados agreement last october. the problem was that this part of the agreement, we comply with every single element that we signed and we're committed to. but the regime violated, once again. i'm talking specifically about an amnesty, because there have also been talks involving the us in qatar. is it your understanding that there have been talks about a possible amnesty for president maduro? we will certainly not get into specific

you were in prison in venezuela under the maduro government.enezuelan president nicolas maduro. what goes through your mind now when you see people out onto the streets. we also heard reports of opposition members being detained. we heard reports that there will be patrols across the country. it just shows the strength and resilience of venezuelan people. i am, unfortunately, one of 14,000 cases of illegal attainment since 2014, since maduro started the regime and get after 14,000 people have been detained, you still see millions of people on the street. what does that tell you? after 25 years of dictatorship in the maduro regime, people are still wanting to vote and fight for freedom and that is very relevant to what we're trying to do right now. maria corina machado and edmundo gonzalez are together in this fight and edmundo gonzalez should be declared by the international community as the leader. hamas has announced that one of its leaders have been killed. it was announced in a statement. he was killed in tehran, in iran, on tuesday while h

however, the maduro regime has already accustomed to operating under diplomatic isolation.hat the results will will not be considered free and fair, we think that maduro�*s credibility on the global stage will take a further knock, that will further deepen venezuela's isolation in the global stage. it will also undermine maduro�*s efforts to secure broad—based sanctions relief, especially because there is a very high risk that donald trump will win the us presidency later this year. we will be closely following developments from venezuela. there are growing fears of large—scale israeli retaliation to a deadly attack at the weekend it has blamed on hezbollah. germany, britain and the netherlands have called on their citizens in lebanon to leave urgently. several international airlines, including air france and lufthansa, have suspended flights to the capital beirut. hezbollah denies involvement in the strike on majdal shams. our correspondent mark lowen is injerusalem with the latest. the region is braced forjust how israel will respond to that rocket attack on saturday that

according to venezuela's national electoral council, maduro obtained over 51% of the votes. let's 5.8 million votes and 3 million ballots ahead of his. opponent henry falcon, the electoral council with the turnout of 59%, maduro held his win as victory against what he called imperialism, and what you're seeing now is the gaza war, the us is really genocide is continuing there raining down bombs and shells and... is what the israel regime has done, killing at least 30 palestinians in the process. earlier we joined by our gaza correspond to musa for the latest details on the israeli crimes in the b strip. as the israeli army issued more evacuation orders for the people in alb refugee camp. vast residental squares were demanded to be fully evacuated from the palestinian people and the israel incubation of occupation forces demanded the palestinian people there to move and to evacuate to almase area and the wistering part of uh khanuni city as you know a massive influx of the displaced palestinians there were toks over the boss couple of hours uh we are talking about thousands o

cada vez mÁs paÍses le dan la espalda a maduro. tenemos lo Último.nsiÓn en medio oriente, cae lÍder polÍtico de hamÁs durante un ataque aÉreo de irÁn, culpan a israel de estar detrÁs de su muerte, temas detalles de cÓmo ocurriÓ. borja: ¿eres de los que desayunan una rodaja de pavo y jamÓn, te gustan los hot dogs? a largo plazo podrÍas poner en riesgo tu salud mental. tenemos consejos para ti y tu familia, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, cÓmo estÁn? con mucho gusto, borja voces, carolina sarassa, esta es tu "ediciÓn digital", tu compaÑÍa al mediodÍa, bienvenidos. borja: comenzamos con la tensiÓn y el nerviosismo que aÚn se respira en venezuela tras los comicios del pasado domingo que le dieron la polÉmica victoria a nicolÁs maduro. se agudiza la presiÓn internacional para que el rÉgimen muestra los resultados electorales, pero aÚn nada de nada. la lÍder opositora marÍa corina machado se expresaba asÍ en la red social x: "alertÓ al mundo sobre la escalada cruela y represiva del rÉgimen, que hasta hoy cuenta con mÁs de 177 detenciones arbit

we hope justice is done. >> they want to change from president maduro.ty has been in pow fortunately decades. he still has some loyal supporters. >> there are many things, benefits, help for people like me, and there are advantages no other government has given. >> this man asked, why do we support president nicolas maduro? because he's the president of the people, the one who believes in the working class. the last election win was widely dismissed as neither free nor fair. again, there are questions. this, the president's face lining every street. protests and clashes with authorities after some polling stations didn't open at all. huge cues of people waiting to vote and delays, with few let in at a time. buses paid for, free food handed out and government incentives to come to the president's rallies. the opposition leader was banned from running. many of her aides were detained. shops that served her closed down but she remained confident her replacement edmundo gonzalez could win. the opposition claimed fraud before the results, saying many of their

maduro cap prove what happened sunday.ay eduardo gonzalez was elected president of venezuela and we have seen that through the voting records we published yesterday. 81% of voting records were uploaded yesterday and it says truly that edmundo gonzalez got the most votes. >> he will present the tallies, right? do you think that will prove your case? >> he does not have to show that. this is a dictatorship. we have been robbed. we went into an election that was not free or fair. banning 5 million venezuelans from voting, having 120 members of our team detained. despite all that, all that harassment, we were able to have the election. and 75% of the people that remained in venezuela, edmundo gonzalez got 67% of the vote. all we need is the armed forces to step up to obey the constitution and respect venezuelan democracy to start the transition. >> so the armed forces, the military and police have, until now, continued to support nicholas maduro. do you anticipate that changing? >> we hope it changes. such a huge margin could

ayer maduro perdiÓ.formas, de decencia, ni siquiera los resultados son consistentes. es muy interesante. no tiene ni siquiera un resultado concreto la dictadura de su anuncio. eso como se los dije al principio. es porque la mayorÍa del pueblo de venezolano saliÓ en las calles como se vio la esperanza que renace en venezuela se preso. ganÓ edmundo gonzÁlez. satcha: cuÁl es el prÓximo paso de la oposiciÓn? vemos que hay otros gobiernos incluido el estados unidos que no reconoce los resultados de estos comicios electorales. piden transparencia y que se respete la voluntad del pueblo venezolano, esto segÚn el secretario de estado. juan: el resto de la alternativa democrÁtica en venezuela da a reconocer que ha hecho de todo, nos movilizamos, votamos, participamos, estamos defendiendo nuestro votos en este momento. la comunidad internacional tiene que hacer responsable esto dictadores. la impunidad fomenta nicaragua, cuba, lo que estÁ pasando en venezuela. hay que hacer responsable. las herramientas debo decir

maduro has a much lower weight.he only characteristic they have is that the opposition parties, despite having differences within themselves, are mostly behind them and support them as their candidates. to do. in addition, the united states of europe and countries in the region that are right-wing and western-oriented support them, and in this election, 21 million. there are qualified people who should participate in these elections and according to the announcement of the national election council of venezuela, which is the supreme body of this country in holding elections, the elections will be held electronically and the results will probably be announced by tonight. if there are any other questions, i am at your service, mr. yousefi , before the election, the american authorities have been discussing the process of holding the election for the past few days. they did and in the event that while still the election it has not been held. expressing concern about the holding of the event . what do you know about the

several youths in the palestinian territory, and venezuela's electoral council declares incumbants maduro, the winner of the presidential election with over 51% of the votes. 11:30 am at iran's capital tehran. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. isso keeps raining down bombs and shells on gaza, killing at least 30 palestinians in his fresh attacks. most of the new killings took place in the flashpoint city of hun unis. 17 civilians lost their lives in an air strike a residential building. while three others were killed after israeli war planes, bomb tents housing the displaced in the almasia area. number of other palestinians also fell victim to separate attacks in hanyunus. gaza city was not safe from air strikes either. four civilians were killed in a fresh attack there. the death doll from the genocide in gaza since october the 7th has topped 39,300, most of them women and children. the us has been aiding and abeting israel in his bombardment of gaza, which makes washington complicit in the genocide. our gaza correspon musa joined us earlier from daralbala to give us updates

recordemos que le garantiza la presidencia hasta el 2031, maduro logrÓ la victoria con el 51% de lossentimiento de fraude traspasa la frontera, los venezolanos en mÉxico dicen sentirse desesperados y se congregaron afuera de la embajada. mientras esto sucedÍa el presidente mexicano asegurÓ que su gobierno no se va a pronunciar sobre los resultados y esperarÁn que acabe el recuento de los votos. y si no es una democracia, la dictadura no les conviene. y 32 para nicolÁs maduro, 10 candidatos y la oposiciÓn asegurÓ que tiene como deseamos el 73% de las actas de todas las mesas de votaciÓn para comprobar. cambiamos completamente de tema, el abogado del narcotraficante dice que su cliente fue secuestrado hacia los estados unidos, el abogado del poderoso lÍder del cartel de sinaloa. estÁn rechazando las afirmaciones que su cliente supuestamente fue engaÑado para volar al paÍs y ahora dice que fue secuestrado por el hijo de joaquÍn, llevado aeropuerto en el condado doÑa ana en nuevo mÉxico desde donde volaron al paso texas. . es momento del pronÓstico del tiempo y ya nos hablaste de las con

maduro afirmÓ recientemente que de no ganar habrÍa un baÑo de sangre, ¿cuÁn real esas amenaza y cÓmos cerca de abrirle la puerta a la democracia y al futuro. la brecha entre la oposiciÓn democrÁtica que representamos y maduro, es muy grande, estamos hablando de casi 30 puntos de diferencia, creo que eso forma parte del libreto de maduro de sembrar el miedo, de tratar de quebrar el espÍritu de los venezolanos. nosotros iremos en familia el prÓximo domingo a votar, seremos millones de venezolanos reencontrÁndonos con nuestro derecho al voto, y ese convencido que ganarÁ el pueblo venezolano, va a ganar venezuela. y el dÍa 29 maduro, mÁs allÁ de las cosas que diga, va a tener que aceptar el resultado y que se inicie un nuevo ciclo en nuestro paÍs. maduro el dÍa 29 no es el cambio de poder, esperemos que a partir del 29 se iniciÓ un proceso de negociaciÓn en venezuela de cara al cambio de poder. carolina: ojalÁ, le pedimos a dios que todo eso cambie, seÑor capriles. esto es clave y muy grave, justo hace unos dÍas veÍamos cÓmo modificaban un vÍdeo suyo en redes sociales para hacerlo ver ma