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The New World Report with Professor Avignelles, the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute,

Venezuela. Reuters headlines, Venezuela opposition looks for narrowing past to power and Venezuelan

protests as observers say presidential vote undemocratic all very understated I

welcome the professor to help me go through the list of countries and transnational organizations reacting to the vote count in Venezuela.

The arithmetic doesn't work. The president, illegitimate, Nicholas Maduro,

claims victory with 51% of the

person, represented by a man named Gonzales as the presidential candidate,

says its counting is nearly 70% moving number. There were minor candidates

involved, maybe one or two percent, hard to say. Reuters yesterday adding all these claims up came up with

132 percent. I don't know that much about democracy but I know 132 percent suggest

something irregular is at hand.

Professor, a very good day to you.

You've been in communication with the unofficial count by the opposition.

Explain, please, what the opposition is observing, what is most likely, and how the vote works. Good evening to you, Evan.

Good evening to John. To summarize it, first of all, starting out on the official

side and recognizing that the official electoral council that the C&E is in control of Madarizmos,

and control of the officials who had done a series of different things to make it clear

including the exclusion of a former presidential candidate in front-runner Maria

Karina Machado that this was not going to be in any way a fair election.

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