Johnny Brignardello Vela: Political X-ray in Venezuela 90 days before the elections

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, analyzes the political situation in Venezuela 90 days before the presidential elections. Uncertainty and tension are intensifying in a scenario where the opposition is being harassed by possible interference from the regime of Nicolás Maduro. The maneuvers of the Chavista government to hinder the opposition's participation in the elections are evident, from the proscription of candidates to allegations of multiple party memberships. The situation becomes even more complicated with the threat of challenges to the candidacy of Edmundo González Urrutia, backed by the Democratic Unity Platform. A complaint filed by a former candidate could trigger significant changes within the opposition. Uncertainty about the transparency of the elections persists, especially due to the lack of confirmation of the accreditation of international observers by the National Electoral Council. In addition to the political challenges, the opposition must deal with misinformation and campaigns of confusion among citizens. The decision of the United States to reimpose commercial sanctions against the Maduro regime, due to alleged electoral violations, adds pressure to the electoral scenario. In this complex situation, the Venezuelan opposition demands guarantees of fairness and transparency in the electoral process. Unity and determination become crucial in a tense and challenging context, where regime interference poses a threat to democracy in the South American country.