Capriles demanding CNE suspend proclamation that Maduro won. Threatening a cacerolazo at 8pm [View all]

[Catherina]

ranting and raving that Maduro will be illegitimate, calling for his fanatics to force a recount of 100% of the votes. Threatening a cacerolazo at 8pm tonight if the CNE goes ahead with the proclamation. Directing his supporters to head to the CNE to demand a recount.

South of the border Brooks Brothers protest.

What part of “These are the irreversible results that the Venezuelan people have decided with this electoral process” does Capriles not understand?

He called on the CNE to not "rush" the proclamation of Nicolas Maduro as president. Why rush the process if both parties agree to have the votes recounted" asked Capriles.

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Capriles sent a message to Maduro, "if you are proclaimed today, you are an illegitimate president," he said.

He issued call to hold a cacerolazo (huge protest) at 8 pm if Nicolás Maduro is proclaimed president by the CNE.

Capriles called on citizens to defend a 100% recount of the vote, and go to the CNE offices this week to demand it.

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Hizo un llamado al CNE para no “apurar” la proclamación de Nicolás Maduro como presidente. Por qué apurar el proceso si las dos partes están de acuerdo con contar los votos”, se preguntó Capriles Radonski.

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Capriles Radonski envió un mensaje a Maduro, “si usted se proclama el día de hoy, usted es un presidente ilegítimo”, dijo.

Realizó un llamado a participar en un cacerolazo a la 8 de la noche si Nicolás Maduro es proclamado como presidente por el CNE.

Capriles Radonski llamó a los ciudadanos a defender que se realice el conteo de del 100% de los votos, y convocó a dirigirse esta semana a las oficinas del CNE para exigir que se haga el recuento.


http://www.elmundo.com.ve/Noticias/TuVoto/Capriles-Radonski---Nosotros-creemos-que-ganamos-l.aspx

Some background information the opposition would like people to forget: Venezuelan Government Releases Evidence that Opposition Planning to not Recognise Election Results


Edit, CNN has this up now: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/04/15/world/americas/venezuela-elections/index.html