Yesterday, the broad opposition to the Nicolás Maduro regime, and to its
proposed July 30 constituent assembly, organized a political
referendum, effectively launching the most important two weeks in the
history of Venezuela. The international community continues to watch a
sophisticated nation crumble before its eyes. The levels of violence and
civilian deaths are increasing exponentially and could sink Venezuela
to permanent failed state status. This man-made crisis worsens when one
considers how thoroughly and deeply entrenched government and military
officials are in narco-trafficking and other nefarious activities. As
yesterday’s referendum results showed, 98 percent of the 7.5 million
voters are demanding that the regime stop the constituent assembly,
respect the current Constitution, accept the democratically elected
National Assembly, and hold free and transparent elections to form a new
transitional government. The international community must act now to
ensure that democracy and rule of law remain critical priorities within
the Western Hemisphere.
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