Nicolas Maduro Wins Venezuelan Presidential Election

[BHarwana]

Incumbent Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has won the country's presidential election, according to the first official data.

Nicolas Maduro was re-elected as the Venezuelan president with the voters' turnout amounting to 46.01 percent, head of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena said after the body had processed 92.6 percent of ballots.

"With 92.6 percent of processed ballots and 46.01-percent turnout, we can say that Nicolas Maduro obtained 5,823,718 votes, Henri Falcon got 1,820,552 and Javier Bertucci 952,000 votes," Lucena said.

Lucena said that Maduro was re-elected as the Venezuelan president having got 68 percent of votes.

Venezuela held the presidential election on Sunday. This year four candidates ran for the presidency: incumbent President Nicolas Maduro, Reinaldo Quijada, who supported Maduro's predecessor Hugo Chavez but is dissatisfied with the current government, opposition leader Falcon and Evangelical pastor Javier Bertucci.

Henri Falcon has announced earlier in the day that ha does not recognize results of the presidential election due to alleged mass electoral violations.



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[jamahir]

Maduro won despite the CIA plot of destabilizing Venezuela through yet another "color revolution".

Viva Chavismo !!

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The US have stated that they are not going to recognise the result and will impose more sanctions, but the problem with them is that they have a very short attention span and we are yet to see how they will react to this election process going ahead.

Wrong !!

If a country doesn't come to US "democracy" then USA government will ensure that "democracy" comes to that country.

 

[punit]

Maduro won despite the CIA plot of destabilizing Venezuela through yet another "color revolution".

Viva Chavismo !!





Wrong !!

If a country doesn't come to US "democracy" then USA government will ensure that the state country comes to "democracy".

Good now they eat the doctrine and propaganda of dead nut chavism for breakfast lunch and dinner.

 

[jamahir]

Good now they eat the doctrine and propaganda of dead nut chavism for breakfast lunch and dinner.

Chavism is grass-roots democracy ( direct democracy ), similar to 'Jamahiriya' system of Libya and the 'Swaraj' system of AAP and Swaraj Abhiyan from India.

Such a democracy is called for even by the "Occupy" movements that began in 2011 in the Anglo countries.

So why should anyone have objection to such a system ??

 

[punit]

Chavism is grass-roots democracy ( direct democracy ), similar to 'Jamahiriya' system of Libya and the 'Swaraj' system of AAP and Swaraj Abhiyan from India.

Such a democracy is called for even by the "Occupy" movements that began in 2011 in the Anglo countries.

So why should anyone have objection to such a system ??

Of course. Who need food when ideology is available at such cheap rate.

 

[Zibago]

Of course. Who need food when ideology is available at such cheap rate.

If oil goes back up things, will go back to normal

 

[my2cents]

If oil goes back up things, will go back to normal

A resource rich country with abundant of fertile land. They just have to get their act right. Let us hope this Maduro guy will bring his country out of the mess. Going against mighty USA has only hurt its people and they are short of basic necessities. Inflation is going through the roof.

In Venezuela, inflation quadruples to 18,000 percent in two months, with no end in sight.

 

[Zibago]

A resource rich country with abundant of fertile land. They just have to get act right. Let hope this Maduro guy will bring his country out of the mess. Going against mighty USA has only hurt its people and they are short of basic necessities. Inflation is going through the roof.

In Venezuela, inflation quadruples to 18,000 percent in two months, with no end in sight.

The tough steps of tax reforms and private sector reforms can solve it if the govt wants to of course they can, still keep the populist schemes

 

[my2cents]

The tough steps of tax reforms and private sector reforms can solve it if the govt wants to of course they can, still keep the populist schemes

He has to restore the confidence of people in the government and its institutions. There is no money to implement his populist schemes. He is defaulting on the debt payments and the inflation is going through the roof. With sanctions in place he will have tough time to get fresh loans to tidy up the mess. His saving grace is that he has plenty of oil reserves and he can barter his way out by selling oil futures. He will have to renegotiate contracts that are due now and will have to restore some resemblance of stability.