The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, assured that after the democratic journey of this Sunday, November 21, the country will enter a new stage of stability and governance.
From the “Simón Rodríguez” Ecological School, located in Fort Tiuna, where he exercised his right to vote, the head of state assured that “this 29th election will strengthen political dialogue and democratic governance”.
“I know that decisions will emerge from the vote of the people that will guide us to the future of the Homeland. What will emerge, will strengthen”, also “the capacity to face the problems”, highlighted the national president.
The national president reiterated that the civic behavior and the massive attendance of Venezuelans at the electoral polls throughout this day show that Venezuela has “a true world record in electoral events”.
In the same way, he emphasized his appeal to the governors, mayors, legislators and councilors who are elected to always be with the people who elected them, “go walk as in the campaign, to attend public services”.
In this sense, he already reiterated his call for the activation of the Federal Council of Government to work for Venezuela.
“Once elected and sworn in, you must come to speak with Maduro, to work, to support your municipality, your state,” he said.
He finally urged all the candidates participating in the mega-elections this Sunday to respect the electoral results and to continue working for the peace of Venezuela.
