They question that Juan Carlos Delpino “continues to be unclear” about elections in Venezuela

The revelations given by Juan Carlos Delpino, principal rector of the CNE in Venezuela, to Noticias Caracol continue to cause a stir in the national and international political scene. The opposition is firm in that It has been proven that the presidential elections in that country were not transparent.

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Reactions to Juan Carlos Delpino’s interview

Social media and various political spokespeople responded to Noticias Caracol’s interview with Juan Carlos Delpino.

Among the comments that emerged, which were quite divided, they pointed out that The CNE rector “continues to be unclear” and “plays with words.” However, others stressed that caution should be exercised, given the actions that the Nicolás Maduro regime has committed against the opposition.

Despite this, many believe that the official could have been more severe with the whole situation.

“Only 80% of the votes had been counted and they said it was irreversible. How is it possible that with a ‘supposed advantage’ of seven points and 20% still to be counted, there is talk of an irreversible trend?“, commented Andrés Villavicencio, a Venezuelan electoral witness, on Noticias Caracol en vivo, and pointed out that the reality was that the winner had been Edmundo González.

Venezuelan opposition leader Freddy Guevara highlighted the importance of Juan Carlos Delpino’s voice, not only because he is a representative of the opposition in the CNE, but also because he was a member of an organization that was co-opted by Chavismo.

“We are talking about a rector of the National Electoral Council, who is even there despite the fact that many people from the opposition argued that it was not correct for him to be there.“Guevara said.

In short, although many Venezuelan politicians and citizens appreciated that this rector had come out to give this interview to Noticias Caracol, They believe that he could have done much more to expose the Nicolás Maduro regime in the face of electoral fraud in Venezuela.

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