The Special Commission for the Revision of Electoral Laws of the National Assembly of Venezuela discusses the electoral schedule for 2025. Photo: ACN.
The Special Commission for the Revision of Electoral Laws of the National Assembly of Venezuela evaluated the proposals presented by political parties with the aim of preparing the electoral schedule for 2025.
This was the second meeting of the Special Commission, held on Thursday, January 16, in the National Assembly headquarters.
The issues discussed included the mechanisms of the upcoming elections, respect for peace, and the form for the nominations for various positions that will be elected.
For this meeting, the president of the National Assembly, Jorge RodrĂguez, invited all of Venezuela’s political parties with or without parliamentary representation.
Venezuela’s National Assembly & Political Parties Propose 2025 Electoral Schedule
The first meeting of the Special Commission was held on Tuesday, January 14, where RodrĂguez stated that the meeting was a clear message to those who want to participate in the upcoming elections.
He added that the meeting helped broaden democracy, where interesting proposals for the electoral schedule were made. The proposals will be taken to the National Electoral Council (CNE), “which is the only entity that can call elections and make electoral schedules.”
RodrĂguez thanked the representatives of various organizations for their participation “because it shows that they are working in accordance with the laws of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela” and called on Venezuelans and their political representatives to preserve peace as one of the country’s most precious assets.
The Special Commission for the revision of electoral laws is in charge of preparing the electoral schedule for the elections of governors, mayors, municipal councils, legislative councils, and the National Assembly for 2025. Subsequently, it will be submitted to the CNE.
(RedRadioVE) by Ana PerdigĂłn
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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