Ramon Odreman goes to the Supreme Court of Justice for the hearing on the July 28 elections. Meanwhile, communities and social movements march in support of Pres. Maduro in the Libertador Avenue of Caracas. teleSUR
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00:00We are going live to Caracas, Venezuela once more, where the Electoral Chamber of the Supreme
00:05Court of Justice is holding the second day of hearings with the former electoral candidates
00:10of the July 28th elections as part of the investigations into the electoral process
00:16that follow the July 28th election day.
00:20Let's recall that this is the second consecutive day that the Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela
00:27is holding hearings with former electoral candidates.
00:31At this moment, the former candidate that is taking the audience on the hearing is Ramon
00:38Odreman, before the Supreme Court of Justice in Venezuela.
00:43At this moment, the president of the Supreme Court of Justice is entering the courtroom
00:48before the former candidate and representatives that are taking the hearing at this moment.
00:56Let's recall that earlier today, the Supreme Court president Carizlia Rodriguez received
01:03also the representatives of the Popular Will Party, Jose Noriega, who was required to
01:09appear before the judges on Thursday morning.
01:13Also during his statements to the press and also to the courtroom, the former candidate
01:19Jose Noriega said, we bring all the information that Arepa Digital, Popular Will, and I have
01:26gathered.
01:27We are here to strengthen transparency, to give the country confidence in these presidential
01:33elections and also to ensure that Venezuelans address the issues we are facing at this moment.
01:40Let's recall that last week, the Supreme Court officially summoned the 10 presidential candidates
01:46of the representatives of political parties to present all the electoral materials they
01:51have in their possession, a process that started on Wednesday.
01:57It is estimated that these hearings before the electoral chamber could last up to 15
02:03days and may be extended if the Supreme Court authorities deem it necessary.
02:09Let's recall in this context, one of the biggest issues that happens ever since the hearings
02:15started in the country this Wednesday, is that far-right-wing former candidate Edmundo
02:21González, who was former candidate of the Democratic Unity Platform, PUD, did not appear
02:29at the hearing in the Supreme Court of Justice electoral chamber, where he was expected to
02:34present the voting records from the presidential elections held on July 28th, thus disobeying
02:40an explicit mandate from the Supreme Court.
02:44Also according to the president of the Supreme Court of Justice, the failure to appear before
02:49the electoral chamber would affect the consequences provided for in Venezuela's current legal
02:56system.
02:57Also at this very moment, we can see images of community leaders and social leaders that
03:03are marching through the main avenues of the city of Caracas in support of President Nicolás
03:10Maduro and also in support of peace in Venezuela and tranquility, following several days of
03:16uncertainty due to the calls by the far-right-wing of the country to perform violence and to
03:23commit banditries around and nationwide, and this was prevented by the people and also
03:31by the authorities.
03:35We were live to Caracas, Venezuela, where the electoral chamber of the Supreme Court
03:39of Justice is holding hearings with the former electoral candidates of the July 28th elections
03:45as part of the judicial investigations into the electoral process, an inquiry requested
03:50by re-elected President Nicolás Maduro.
03:53This is all for the moment, stay tuned with From the South.