Venezuela: With or without a referendum, the opposition is escalating its campaign to oust from power Madouri
The opposition in Venezuela will attempt this week to expedite the departure from power of the socialist president of the country Nicolás Maduro, both in parliament where a majority, and in the street, and has called on a massive mobilization of the day after supporters Wednesday.
"Coup", "dictatorship", "dissolution of constitutional order": rampage, the Venezuelan opposition spares no harsh words after the announcement last Thursday by the National Electoral Commission (CNE) to be postponed indefinitely the Recall Referendum process.
This process, which had been opened for months, was expected to enter the final stretch of this week with a new collection of signatures.
Tomorrow Tuesday Roundtable Alliance for Democratic Unity (MUD, center-right) has invited to be in the parliament a meeting which could "lead to a process" in order to get rid of his office Chairman Madouri, whom the opposition accuses that orchestrated by CNE «coup», at the head of the majority Julio Borges.
A decision adopted yesterday the parliament of Venezuela speaks about "coup commission from Nicolás Maduro regime", and states that 'further steps will depend on what will be decided Tuesday, "predicted Jose Ignacio Hernandez, an expert on issues constitutional law, for which the country is "facing a complicated situation, which could evolve rapidly."
As the referendum process is deadlocked, the opposition consider all means at its disposal to achieve the removal from power of Nicolás Maduro, who was elected in 2013 and whose mandate is formally completed in 2019.
However, a representative of Pope Francis; assumed a mediating role; He announced after a meeting between the head of the Roman Catholic Church with the president of Venezuela to start a dialogue between the government and the opposition on 30 October.
The opposition in Venezuela will attempt this week to expedite the departure from power of the socialist president of the country Nicolás Maduro, both in parliament where a majority, and in the street, and has called on a massive mobilization of the day after supporters Wednesday.
"Coup", "dictatorship", "dissolution of constitutional order": rampage, the Venezuelan opposition spares no harsh words after the announcement last Thursday by the National Electoral Commission (CNE) to be postponed indefinitely the Recall Referendum process.
This process, which had been opened for months, was expected to enter the final stretch of this week with a new collection of signatures.
Tomorrow Tuesday Roundtable Alliance for Democratic Unity (MUD, center-right) has invited to be in the parliament a meeting which could "lead to a process" in order to get rid of his office Chairman Madouri, whom the opposition accuses that orchestrated by CNE «coup», at the head of the majority Julio Borges.
A decision adopted yesterday the parliament of Venezuela speaks about "coup commission from Nicolás Maduro regime", and states that 'further steps will depend on what will be decided Tuesday, "predicted Jose Ignacio Hernandez, an expert on issues constitutional law, for which the country is "facing a complicated situation, which could evolve rapidly."
As the referendum process is deadlocked, the opposition consider all means at its disposal to achieve the removal from power of Nicolás Maduro, who was elected in 2013 and whose mandate is formally completed in 2019.
However, a representative of Pope Francis; assumed a mediating role; He announced after a meeting between the head of the Roman Catholic Church with the president of Venezuela to start a dialogue between the government and the opposition on 30 October.
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