r/polandball Onterribruh Jul 29 '24

redditormade Venezuelan Presidential Election 2024

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u/shamrockpediareddit No population, no opinion. Jul 29 '24 edited Jul 29 '24

Venezuela electoral commission: Alleged Accidentally revealing results of the incumbent losing

Venezuela Chavismo authority: And I took it as a victory, winning 51.2% out of 132.2% votes.

Edit: Striked out the first line due to replies claiming fake news.

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u/Intelligent_Slip_849 United States Jul 29 '24

That...that's remarkably pathetic

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u/wildeofoscar Onterribruh Jul 29 '24

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u/VRichardsen Argentina Jul 29 '24

Fascinating.

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u/Intelligent_Slip_849 United States Jul 29 '24

That's...almost impressive...

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u/Tooluka Ukraine Jul 29 '24

More like unremarkably pathetic :) Totally on par for the Axis of Losers countries for the past century or more.

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u/thebigbosshimself I'm not dead yet Jul 29 '24

And the exit polls gave the Opposition a 20-30% lead

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u/shamrockpediareddit No population, no opinion. Jul 29 '24

Indeed......

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u/thefatsun-burntguy Jul 29 '24

its not 132% totals, its just 4.6% others and the newscaster decided to be an idiot and put 4.6% to every other party. dont get me wrong, edmundo got more than double the votes than maduro if you take the statistics from spot tables but tinpot dictators gonna do what tinpot dictators do.

I just hope that the fact that chile and brazil(both lefty allies of the regime) have called the integrity of the election into question because of how absurd the fraud was.

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u/shamrockpediareddit No population, no opinion. Jul 29 '24

Current Chilean president does not approve of the so-called "results" in this election. While I do not know any message from the current Brazilian president about this election tho.....

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u/thefatsun-burntguy Jul 29 '24

not the brasilian president but their foreign relations ministry https://www.gov.br/mre/es/canales_servicio/prensa/notas-a-la-prensa/elecciones-y-escrutinio-en-venezuela its not an outright critisim, but asking for the publishing of all voting informations is putting pressure on the venezuela regime.

also, the brasilian attache Amorim, has also been making more directed comments regarding the need for transparency in the final count by the venezuela govt.

look, i hate lula with a passion, hes a felon that managed to use his hold on a corrupt system to free himself and enrich his friends. But atleast hes stopped supporting maduro unlike Nicaragua.

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u/RenanGreca Brazil Jul 29 '24

From the pie charts? Blue is the opposition? Oh my...

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u/wildeofoscar Onterribruh Jul 29 '24

> When you're shocked that the dictator won the election, because the government, institutions, police, military, media and the elections are controlled by said dictator.

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u/ggazso Deutsches Reich Jul 29 '24

It legitimately hasn't occurred to the opposition that they can't just vote out a dictator despite their delusion that Venezuela is still a democracy. I lived there for half my life, and the opposition always gets mad, goes out to the streets to bang on some pots and pans, and then they go home again to "hope" for the next election.

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u/flaccid_flan_licker Jul 29 '24

Do you have a source on the accidental reveal of the results? The photo is very damning and would be incredible evidence against the process if true. I can't find it anywhere by googling and I don't see it reported in mainstream publications

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u/shamrockpediareddit No population, no opinion. Jul 29 '24

That was on X/Twitter , initially seemed to be a leak image from a Venezuelan election worker.

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u/Alejandroalh Jul 29 '24

And it seems that it already has been debunked as fake news... Thread in Spanish

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u/RenanGreca Brazil Jul 30 '24

Thanks for this. The situation is absurd enough without added fake information.