Vente Venezuela promotes a plan to update the Electoral Registry for a possible presidential election
The electoral coordinator of Vente Venezuela, Humberto Villalobos, stated this Wednesday that the organization is already executing a 40-week plan aimed at creating conditions for presidential elections considered free and competitive. During an interview with journalist Carlos Acosta on TVV Noticias, the leader explained that the initial phase of the project is focused on updating the Electoral Registry, which he described as the starting point of the schedule.
TL;DR
- Vente Venezuela is executing a 40-week plan to create conditions for free and competitive presidential elections.
- The initial phase focuses on updating the Electoral Registry, which is considered the starting point of the schedule.
- The party is working on a voter registration scheme, aiming to update data for citizens inside and outside the country.
- Approximately 1.5 million people have been registered in the first six weeks, with plans for a self-management mechanism to increase voter outreach.
- The plan aims to register six million Venezuelans under 30 who are not listed and four million abroad who need to update their residency.
- Technical teams are developing facial biometric tools to enhance the identification system.
- The proposal aligns with María Corina Machado's calls for a technical route to reorganize the electoral system.
- The plan also includes changes to the National Electoral Council (CNE) structure.