As preventive measures framed in national security, this Friday, July 26, the Prohibition Law and closure of the borders in Venezuela begins due to the presidential elections being held on Sunday the 28th.

According to the Ministries of Defense and the Interior, this and other measures specific to the electoral processes in the country will be applied this Friday.

The measure was announced through a joint resolution of the two ministries. In addition to the closure of the borders this Friday and the prohibition on the sale of alcoholic beverages, the prohibition on carrying weapons and selling fireworks applies; the circulation of heavy cargo, public meetings and demonstrations, among others, is prohibited.

The schedule of the measure begins at 12:01 in the morning on July 26 and ends at 11:59 at night on July 28.

It is important to remember that as a prelude to the elections, the “quartering of the country’s police officers is also decreed, and they remain at the disposal of the Strategic Operational Command of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces.”

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The Carter Center, based in Atlanta, United States, confirmed the sending of a delegation to Venezuela on the occasion of the presidential elections on July 28, thus confirming the invitation to be observers of the elections extended by the National Electoral Council.

The confirmation of their participation in the electoral process of the South American country was made through a letter from the director of the organization, Paige Alexander, and the letter was already received by the CNE, along with the memorandum of understanding signed by Alexander and the president of the CNE. , Elvis Amoroso.

As reported by the Carter Center to CNN, the delegation will arrive in the city of Caracas on June 28, which will allow them to participate in the electoral simulation on June 30.

The Carter Center observer team returns to Venezuela after the last accompaniment in the 2021 regional elections.

Centro Carter está alistándo su delegación para observar las elecciones presidenciales del próximo 28 de julio en Venezuela. Se espera que una primera avanzada arribe a Caracas el 28 de junio, para estar presente en el simulacro de votación para el #30Jun #EUVzla #ElUniversal… pic.twitter.com/wa9FhXbI5T

— El Universal (@ElUniversal) June 19, 2024

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