The party of the opposition leader of Venezuela Maria Corina Machado, Come Venezuelareported this Friday a “robbery” at its headquarters during the early hours of the morning, when six armed men with their faces covered “subdued the security guards” to “take equipment and documents.”
«Urgent. Robbery at 3 am with firearms in ‘El Bejucal’, national headquarters of the Comando Con Venezuela and the office of María Corina Machado. Six hooded men without identification subdued security guards, threatened them and proceeded to graffiti, break down doors and take equipment and documents»the political party reported through X.
In the publication, accompanied by two videos and a photograph, the party denounces “the attack and insecurity” to which – it stressed – its members are being “subjected” “for political reasons” and alerted “the world about the protection” of its members.
Machado, with the support of his party, led the campaign of the opposition member of the largest opposition coalition, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiawho, according to the National Electoral Council (CNE)came second in the presidential elections behind the ruling party and president Nicolas Maduroby a difference of 704,114 votes, when there were still more than two million votes to be counted and whose fate is still unknown.
Cyber attack
The electoral body argued that it had suffered a cyber attack, which did not prevent it, however, from awarding Maduro an “irreversible victory,” its president said. Elvis Amorosoon Sunday night, since which no more bulletins have been issued with the total of the minutes.
The resulting uncertainty has led to protests in several states since Monday, when security forces began to crack down on demonstrations, which, according to official figures, resulted in more than 1,200 people being arrested for various crimes.
In addition, 12 people were killed, including a member of the Armed Forces, which the opposition has raised to 16.
The events have alerted various sectors of the country, as well as the international community, where several nations are demanding that Venezuelan institutions publish all the minutes, which are unknown to date. EFE (I)
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