How did the CIA key Venezuela’s post-election riots?
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News, according to Newsclick, after the National Electoral Council of Venezuela announced that the people of this country, Nicolas Maduro, the current president of this The country was elected for the third time and another 6-year term as the president of Venezuela, the western-oriented currents and failed in the ballot box, citing a poll, claimed fraud in the elections, and ordered street riots, and their supporters to government places and institutions. they attacked (more details)
Now the Geopolitical Economy news site revealed in a report that “post-election polls that claimed the victory of the opposition It is designed by an organization that has close ties with the United States government and the CIA and works for the media propaganda of this country’s government.”
According to this report, this institution, which operates under the name of “Edison Resurge”, has been involved in the unrest before. Ukraine, Georgia and Iraq have also been active.
This institute, which is headquartered in New Jersey, America, at the same time as the Venezuelan presidential election was held on Sunday, claimed that a conducted a survey that shows that “Edmundo González”, the candidate of right-wing parties supported by the United States and Western countries, won 62 votes, and Nicolás Maduro, the candidate of left-wing parties, got 31 percent. has won the votes.
This institution affiliated with the CIA claimed Gonzalez’s victory while the National Election Council of Venezuela Yesterday, Monday announced that after counting 80% of the votes, Nicolás Maduro won the presidential election for the third time with 51.2% of the votes, and “Edmundo González”, the candidate of the extreme right parties and western trends and the main rival of Nicolás Maduro, won 44% of the votes. won and placed in second place.
Venezuela’s presidential election was held on Sunday, and 10 candidates from different political parties and trends in Venezuela competed for the post of president.
