Cuba attacks OAS over unanimous resolution demanding Maduro electoral transparency

He criticized the Cuban regime. accuracy The Organization of American States (OAS) has called on the Venezuelan authorities to submit the minutes of the disputed presidential elections on July 28.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez wrote on his X social media account: “As we warned, an interventionist resolution has been imposed on Venezuela at the Organization of American States.”

“This organization, which has supported coups and dictatorships and has not condemned US invasions in the region, lacks the authority to urge our countries to submit to false mandates. Stop the interference,” said the Cuban foreign minister, who is recognized as Cuba’s greatest foreign minister, an ally and political supporter of the Chavez regime in the region.

The Permanent Council of the Organization of American States unanimously agreed on Friday to request that Venezuela’s National Electoral Council publish the minutes containing the voting results for the presidential elections at the level of each polling station as soon as possible.

It also calls on the electoral authority to respect the fundamental principle of popular sovereignty through “impartial verification of results that ensures the transparency, credibility and legitimacy of the electoral process.”

The regional organization also called on all parties concerned and political and social actors, including the authorities in Venezuela, to refrain from any behavior that could harm the construction of a peaceful solution to this crisis, while respecting the sovereign will of the Venezuelan electorate.

From the Venezuelan opposition, Edmundo González Urrutia said on the social network

Maduro’s main political rival, Maria Corina Machado, also celebrated the OAS agreement, saying the initiative adds to the “multiple demands of the world” to “verify and recognize the reality of the popular vote of July 28.”

The opposition stressed that respect for human rights and the release of political prisoners are essential for a political transition to take place in the country.