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Súmate asked the Office of the Prosecutor that an investigation be opened to President Nicolás Maduro for the use of state resources and assets during the electoral campaign for the May 20 elections, as well as coercion and vote buying. [19659003L'ONGaindiquéquependant26joursconsécutifsleprésidentafait57interventionsavecunemoyennede2interventionsparjour"quiontétédiffuséesendirectparVenezolanadeTelevisiónetdiffuséesparlaplate-formemédiatiqued'EtatintégréeparTVESViveTVANTVTelesurÁvilaTVTvfanetles76stationsderadiopubliques(RadioNacionaldeVenezuela10AMet62FMetYVKEWorldTouravec4stationsAMàCaracasZuliaMéridaetNuevaEsparta)"
Francisco Castro, director of Súmate, said Maduro exceeded time and & # 39; space in his campaign for re-election. "In each national and regional open-air television station, the maximum allowed time was 4 minutes per day, not cumulative, for a total of 104 minutes (one hour 44 minutes) Maduro used in each of the 6 television channels (VTV, TVES, Vive TV, ANTV, Telesur and Ávila TV) when forwarding the 44 fully proselytized allocations identified an average of 2,280 minutes, which means an excess of 2,176 minutes in each of them; about 36 hours, which involved 216 hours of overtaking in the total of 6 television stations of the state's open signal. "
Nelida Sánchez, spokeswoman for Súmate, informed that they were asking to the prosecution to investigate the offer of purchase The votes that the president has made in his street are in Barcelona on April 28 and in Charallave on May 15. At the aforementioned meetings, Nicolás Madiro promised a bonus to the voters who voted for him, that he would be paid from the Republic coffers across the country's map.
The organization stressed that this type of practice is prohibited in Articles 67 and 145 of the Constitution; 13 and 18 of the anti-corruption law; 75.13, 126 and 215.2 of the Organic Law of Electoral Processes; 222 and 223 of the General Regulations of Lopre, and 91, number 5, of the Law of the Comptroller General of the Republic. Another aspect censored by Súmate is the requirement that, according to the record, it was made to the beneficiaries of social missions who presented the country's card to vote on May 20.
They recalled that articles 63 of the Magna Carta and 126 of the Organic Law of Electoral Processes state that "suffrage is a right. It must be exercised by free, universal, direct and secret votes "and no one may be compelled or compelled" under any pretext "to exercise his right.
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