Venezuela's opposition called on Monday
for mass rallies nationwide on Oct. 12 to push for a referendum to recall
President Nicolas Maduro this year as they seek to oust his Socialist Party in
an early presidential election. The campaign for a recall vote has run into
resistance from the country's elections board, which is imposing further
restrictions and argues it will take until 2017 to put the proper conditions
for such a referendum in place. The Democratic Unity coalition urged daily
protests against "anti-constitutional" conditions set by the
electoral board. "We will overflow the streets peacefully all over the
country so that the regime and its electoral agents know that the referendum
... will take place this year," Jesus Torrealba, head of the opposition
coalition, told hundreds of supporters in Caracas on Monday. More…Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Venezuela opposition calls October 12 protest to press Maduro recall
Venezuela's opposition called on Monday
for mass rallies nationwide on Oct. 12 to push for a referendum to recall
President Nicolas Maduro this year as they seek to oust his Socialist Party in
an early presidential election. The campaign for a recall vote has run into
resistance from the country's elections board, which is imposing further
restrictions and argues it will take until 2017 to put the proper conditions
for such a referendum in place. The Democratic Unity coalition urged daily
protests against "anti-constitutional" conditions set by the
electoral board. "We will overflow the streets peacefully all over the
country so that the regime and its electoral agents know that the referendum
... will take place this year," Jesus Torrealba, head of the opposition
coalition, told hundreds of supporters in Caracas on Monday. More…
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