It’s a familiar scene that Venezuelans have witnessed too often over the past decade: strongman Nicolás Maduro standing on the balcony of Miraflores presidential palace in the heart of the capital Caracas declaring himself the winner of yet another election.
It’s a familiar scene that Venezuelans have witnessed too often over the past decade: strongman Nicolás Maduro standing on the balcony of Miraflores presidential palace in the heart of the capital Caracas declaring himself the winner of yet another election.
“My brother, your victory, which is that of the Bolivarian and Chavista people, has clearly and unequivocally defeated the pro-imperialist opposition,” Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel wrote on his official X account, formerly known as Twitter. A ‘cyberattack’ curveball It seems unlikely Maduro’s government will pay too much attention to the concerns raised over the results.
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