“Next Sunday, November 19, we are going to the simulacra, let the people of Venezuela be prepared for December 3,” said the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, when greeting the call made by the National Council Electoral (CNE) in view of the consultative referendum on the Essequibo territory.
During his weekly “Con Maduro+” program, the President called to debate in the streets and to make an exemplary campaign so that the people knows the details of the historical rights that Venezuela has over the Essequibo territory:
“We cannot let anyone divide us in the great national cause of recovering the land that our Liberators left to us. Here it is not a matter of whether you belong to one party or another,” emphasized the national leader, while pointing out that “it is the hour when the bell of national union rings for our historic rights.”
In context, the Venezuelan Electoral Power announced that on November 19 a mock voting will be held for the consultative referendum on Guayana Esequiba.
In this sense, a total of 1,000 voting stations will be enabled in 485 electoral centers so that the population can become familiar with the system.
