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Have a closer look at the article. I read it after posting here. Argentine Foreign Minister Diana Mondino shared Mr Blinken's view, writing in a post on X, for
by chasil 10mo ago
Have a closer look at the article. I read it after posting here.
Argentine Foreign Minister Diana Mondino shared Mr Blinken's view, writing in a post on X, formerly Twitter: "We can all confirm, without a doubt, that the legitimate winner and President-elect is Edmundo González."
Ecuador, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Peru have also recognised Mr González as the president-elect...
[Machado] claimed her party's candidate, Mr Gonzalez, won by a landslide and Ms Machado said she could prove this because she had receipts from more than 80% of polling stations.
Ms Machado appealed for help, saying it was now up to the international community to decide whether to tolerate what she called an illegitimate government.
- bjourne 10mo agoOk. So the US says so, a number of states aligned with the US, and the Venezuelan opposition. Still no evidence.
- chasil 10mo agoI gather that the Nobel Prize does not convey a tendency for honesty. "[Machado] claimed her party's candidate, Mr Gonzalez, won by a landslide and Ms Machado said she could prove this because she had receipts from more than 80% of polling stations."
- bjourne 10mo agoYes, the opposition claimed that it had proof. However, it has not allowed any independent third parties to verify said proof. That she won a peace prize is inconsequential. They gave one to Henry Kissinger too.
- amanaplanacanal 10mo agoNone of it is proof, but all of it is evidence. Given that you have provided zero evidence to the contrary, the balance of evidence seems clear.