The second report on the disease ratifies an under-registration of cases and projects scenarios; Guaidó announced terms of the consultation on the unity pact; it’s been 35 months of hyperinflation now
The Rafael Rangel National Hygiene Institute website published a figure that contradicts the official number, and it was taken down; The back and forth about the elections carries on
36 political parties and over a hundred associations from civil society agreed with the document; Capriles insists on his strategy; Bachelet says that legitimate elections require true guarantees and conditions
The ANC wasn’t creating a new Constitution, and now it's on its way out; The number of doctors who have died because of the pandemic is devastating, and it extends to jails too; At least the Health Heroes bonus was paid
While the political in-fighting continues, the pandemic causes serious damages, the regime plans the parliamentary elections and the opposition signals the political and technical problems that would prevent a normal, fair process.
He said that he’ll oversee actions to guarantee minimum conditions for a fair election; Venezuela has over 1000 coronavirus cases per day and we’re approaching the 50,000 cases mark
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu revealed that his country and the EU facilitated the encounter between Henrique Capriles, Stalin González and Maduro; Guaidó and the caretaker government don’t recognize the move.
The measure was announced as a presidential pardon seeking to improve the political climate, so there’s more participation in an election without guarantees
Juan Guaidó called for “unity around legitimate institutions” and rejected the notion of his extended presidency as the sole goal, and while opposition figures break away from his leadership, he insists on the importance of agreements and integration.
We already crossed that line that makes us stand out from the rest of the world, for our high death rate among doctors and nurses during this pandemic
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