Venezuelans participate in person in the …

The Venezuelan opposition called this Saturday on citizens to participate in person in a plebiscite, started virtually last Monday, with which the opponent Juan Guaidó intends to extend his term in the National Assembly (Parliament), in response to Sunday’s legislative elections in which Chavismo triumphed with a low turnout.

“THE DAY HAS COME! Today everyone at the Popular Consultation for Venezuela. From 8 am you will be able to attend the consultation centers and exercise your rights. If you have already done so online, you can go and ratify your will with your code, “he tweeted Guaidó, who is seeking a high convocation to challenge the legitimacy of the last legislatures, in which the ruling party won 90% of the seats with 31% participation.

“Today, December 12, we are in the street, in the space where we are becoming the majority. Let us show united and mobilized that we will not give up until we see freedom reborn in our country”, a- he posted in another post.

With less popularity than when he was proclaimed president in charge of Venezuela in January 2019, the opposition leader seeks to validate the thesis of “continuity” of his legislature with this “popular consultation”.

Guaidó and most of the opposition parties have decided to withdraw from Sunday’s elections, described as fraudulent, and have opted for this plebiscite with two participation mechanisms: virtual and face to face, the latter scheduled for this Saturday with stalls street activists and itinerant activists. in Venezuela and 300 cities abroad.

In Argentina, Venezuelan citizens can vote with ID or passport in force or expired at four points located in the city of Buenos Aires, Avellaneda, Mendoza and Salta capital.

Likewise, “banners” will be held this afternoon in Rosario and San Salvador de Jujuy, as reported on her Twitter by Elisa Trotta, appointed Guaidó as ambassador to the country, although the Argentine authorities do not recognize this position. .

The opposition plebiscite has three questions: the first consultation on “the cessation of the usurpation of the presidency by Nicolás Maduro” and the holding of “free, fair and verifiable” presidential and parliamentary elections, the agency reported Europa Press release. .

He continues to question the “rejection” and “ignorance” of the legislative laws held last Sunday and concludes with an interrogation on the approval of the efforts made by the international community to “save our democracy, face the humanitarian crisis and protect the people from the crimes of It hurts humanity ”.

Maduro played down Guaidó’s appeal, which he called “bogus” and “puppet” from the United States, a country which has previously announced it supports the consultation.

“Nobody could think that an Internet consultation has a legal, constitutional value, it has only an informative value”, declared Thursday the Venezuelan president during an act with the elected officials, without specifically naming the head of the ‘opposition.