Venezuela Welcomes Election Observers
Caracas
Venezuela´s National Election Council (CNE) reported that international observers for the December 3 elections will enjoy excellent conditions and be free to circulate, contact all candidates, political organizations and voters.
CNE official Sandra Oblitas noted too that the international observers will be able to give interviews, meetings and visit polling stations and offices to learn technical details, design and execution of the entire process.
Although there are more than 20 candidates, all polls indicate President Hugo Chavez" reelection by over 50 percent, even if the opposition assembles an alliance.
Oblitas voiced CNE hopes that observers will confirm neutrality and independence of these elections that may involve 16 of 26 million Venezuelans.
So far, 111 national and 673 regional political organizations are registered: 83 proposed different presidential candidates, and Chavez and Zulia Gov. Manuel Rosales were postulated by several groups.
Venezuela´s National Election Council (CNE) reported that international observers for the December 3 elections will enjoy excellent conditions and be free to circulate, contact all candidates, political organizations and voters.
CNE official Sandra Oblitas noted too that the international observers will be able to give interviews, meetings and visit polling stations and offices to learn technical details, design and execution of the entire process.
Although there are more than 20 candidates, all polls indicate President Hugo Chavez" reelection by over 50 percent, even if the opposition assembles an alliance.
Oblitas voiced CNE hopes that observers will confirm neutrality and independence of these elections that may involve 16 of 26 million Venezuelans.
So far, 111 national and 673 regional political organizations are registered: 83 proposed different presidential candidates, and Chavez and Zulia Gov. Manuel Rosales were postulated by several groups.
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