María Corina Machado Parisca won the opposition primaries, reported the National Primary Commission (CNdP), which at midnight presented the first partial bulletin of the results with 26.06% totalization, which represents 1,338 minutes and 601,110 votes.

According to the National Primary Commission (CNdP) Machado obtained 552,430 votes, that is, 93.13 % (irreversible trend). She is followed in voting order by the AD standard bearer, Carlos Prosperi, with 28,153 votes, 4.75 %; then Delsa Solórzano with 4,565 votes (0.77 %) and the independent Andrés Caleca who obtained 3,383 votes (0.57 %).

The now unitary presidential candidate will work on a governance project and indicates that she is prepared to overcome “obstacles,” “abuses” and adverse “forecasts.”

Likewise, he announced the beginning of a governance project.

#VIDEO | Declaraciones del Presidente de la Comisión Nacional de Primaria, @jesusmariacasal, anunciando el primer boletín parcial de resultados de la Elección Primaria.#HoyVotoyDecido #ElecciónPrimaria #Primarias2023 pic.twitter.com/rEBIWqHPyQ

— Comisión Nacional de Primaria VE (@cnprimariave) October 23, 2023

María Corina #Machado gana las primarias opositoras en Venezuela.

La exdiputada obtiene una aplastante mayoría de los votos, convirtiéndose en la rival de #Maduro en las presidenciales de 2024.

Sin embargo, Machado está inhabilitada políticamente hasta 2030. /jr pic.twitter.com/QdhgRJW2rA

— DW Español (@dw_espanol) October 23, 2023

Para cerrar este día histórico, un regalo de nuestra gran Gabriela Montero.

Para los venezolanos es mucho más que nuestro Himno; es la canción con la que nos arrullaron y que en cualquier parte del mundo nos recuerda lo que significa ser venezolanos.

Gloria al bravo pueblo!! https://t.co/XGKsIbSLJi

— María Corina Machado (@MariaCorinaYA) October 23, 2023

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The candidates of the opposition primary to elect the rival of President Nicolás Maduro in the 2024 Venezuelan elections signed on Friday the “principles” of a symbolic common government program, in an act held at the initiative of the candidates themselves as a “sign of unity.”

The thirteen leaders registered for the internal vote of the opposition, scheduled for October 22, committed in a document to respect the “alternation” of power and to eliminate the presidential re-election, attend to the “humanitarian emergency” as well as to release the “political prisoners”, among other matters.

“Today’s act wants to underline that, in the midst of natural disagreements, there is a shared path that leads to a unitary candidacy for the 2024 presidential elections,” said the president of the commission that organizes the primary, Jesús María Casal.

Nine of the pre-candidates, including María Corina Machado, a former deputy who is leading the polls, and the two-time presidential candidate Henrique Capriles, attended the event to sign the document in person. Four others endorsed it via video.

They accepted and signed the “Common Principles of the Government’s Minimum Program for Change, Unity and National Reconstruction”

The presidential elections, in which Maduro will seek a new six-year term, are scheduled for 2024, although they do not have a set date.

“A fundamental message: the result of 2024 will take place in 2023. That is what October 22 represents,” Machado told the press. “There is more cohesion than ever, more determination to move forward,” he stressed.

Capriles also applauded the agreement between the pre-candidates: “It seems to me a good sign of unity. We have stated that no one can do it alone, that here we must build a movement that brings everyone together (…), without prejudice. It is the only way that we can be successful in 2024.”

The opposition primaries face serious threats, with the disqualification of leaders such as Machado and Capriles and a challenge before the Venezuelan courts, which seeks to block or suspend that vote.

The process also has logistical and financial challenges, after the organizers dispensed with the technical support of the electoral authorities (CNE).

The document signed this Friday, August 4, raises among its main guidelines the need to deploy a national plan to face the humanitarian crisis, focused on food, health and education; as well as the resumption of the role of this country as a “secure energy provider” after the collapse of its oil industry.

On the other hand, he emphasizes, in political matters, “commitment to alternability and the principle of non-reelection of the president.”

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