The Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Venezuela has suspended “for all purposes” the primary process organized by the opposition and from which former deputy María Corina Machado emerged the winner, on the grounds that several crimes could have been committed in the organization of a vote that did not have the endorsement or supervision of the official party authorities.

The electoral chamber of the TSJ has ruled following a complaint filed by deputy José Brito, which attributed “unconstitutional and illegal acts” to the National Primary Commission, the body created ‘ex professo’ for this vote. The judges admit the request for precautionary protection, which implies the paralysis of “the different phases of the electoral process” of the opposition.

In this sense, they have required the Commission to present a series of documents, among them the minutes relating to Machado, of whom they recall that she is a “citizen who has been firmly disqualified for 15 years”, which theoretically prevents her from occupying public office, as well as other equally disqualified candidates such as Henrique Capriles and Freddy Superlano, although both withdrew from the process before the final vote.

According to the ruling of the TSJ, “the minutes of the event held on October 22, 2023, must also be recorded, including the Minutes of Constitution of the Electoral Tables, the Voting Notebooks, the Voting Ballots, the Minutes of Scrutinies, as well as the Regional Totalization Acts, the Final Totalization Act, the Adjudication Act and the Proclamation Act.”

The Electoral Chamber of the organization has given a period of three days for the delivery of all the requested documents counted from its notification.

Likewise, the TSJ has ordered that the decision be notified to the attorney general, Tarek William Saab, “in view of the multiple and serious complaints related to that electoral event,” since part of the facts may involve “the alleged commission of crimes against the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the alleged commission of electoral crimes and the alleged commission of common crimes,” reads the sentence released this Monday.

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From the Political-Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Venezuela, a fine was imposed on the Brazilian company Odebrecht for 38 million dollars in favor of the Caracas Metro.

SPA Ruling No. 930 10/19/23 establishes the reimbursement of the amounts that were delivered as an advance. This was reported by the local newspaper Últimas Noticias this weekend, adding that the company must also pay “a sum in bolivars for failing to comply with a contract that involved the construction of 2,400 homes, according to ruling No. 00942 written by Judge Bárbara César. “Siero.”

According to the newspaper, “the construction company must reimburse the Metro the sum of $38,303,068.84 and Bs. 418,036,988.34. While Seguros Caroní, who became a guarantor for Odebrecht, must also pay the Metro $63,653,068.84 and Bs 699,586,988.34″, in compliance with the ruling of the TSJ, which clearly specifies that the payments are “for concept of reimbursement of advances delivered.”

The judicial entity ordered the application of an indexation (update) on the sums expressed in the country’s local currency, estimated in the period 2016-2017. The expertise will be carried out by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) with the objective of establishing default interest and said indexation.

Sentencia SPA N°. 930 19/10/23. Condenada Constructora #Odebrecht por Incumplimiento de Contrato con @metro_caracas al no construir 2400 viviendas en el Estado Miranda. Deberá reintegrar los montos de anticipo solidariamente con la fiadora Seguros Caroní. https://t.co/SJRVwUqPzr pic.twitter.com/6AbnuexG6s

— BÁRBARA GABRIELA CÉSAR SIERO ⚖️🇻🇪 (@BarbaraCesarS) October 20, 2023

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In ruling No. 099 of the Political-Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), it was ruled that individuals and companies that own or carry out bitcoin mining activities in the country must register with the Superintendence of Cryptoactives and Related Activities from Venezuela (Sunacrip).

This action is a response to the request of the digital assets agency, regarding an injunction granted by the First National Court, in which it favored a bitcoin (BTC) mining company and whose equipment was confiscated in 2021.

According to the media, the company involved would be the trading company Sierramoros C.A, which went through an inspection process in its two cryptocurrency mining farms.

In ruling No. 099, the TSJ reaffirms Sunacrip as the sole governing body for activities related to cryptocurrencies in Venezuela. Therefore, it is also established that those who wish to mine bitcoins must be registered in the Comprehensive Registry of Cryptoactive Services (Risec).

In addition, they must comply with the requirements and precautions established in the Integral Registry of Miners (RIM). In case of not having this, Sunacrip can seize the digital mining equipment, as established by the Constituent Decree of the Comprehensive Cryptoactive System.

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