Venezuela Continues Technical Expertise in the TSJ Electoral Chamber

Heads of the Supreme Court of Venezuela, Aug 2024 Photo: @laverdadmo

August 16, 2024 Hour: 5:12 pm

The expert opinion actions that began on August 5 to issue a definitive ruling on the electoral litigation appeal process presented by President Nicolás Maduro.

The Electoral Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Venezuela continues this Friday the technical expertise to the electoral material, which is based on the analysis of all evidences of probative value, Both former presidential candidates and representatives of political parties, as well as those related to the cyber-attack that affected the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (CNE) on 28 July.

The president of the TSJ, Caryslia Beatriz Rodríguez Rodríguez, accompanied by a technical team, is responsible for evaluating the entire process of expertise and its evidentiary value, recorded by the judiciary.

The expert review process consists of the transcription of the results present in the voting records, by each organization for political purposes. Once this process is completed, the information is consolidated and after its analysis by specialists, the final report is prepared, validated by the aggregation of data in the CNE.

In this regard, the TSJ’s Electoral Chamber reported that the expert review proceedings begun on 5 August to issue a definitive ruling on the electoral appeal process submitted by President Nicolás Maduro are continuing.

The court also reiterated that the decision will be res judicata and its judgment will be final.

The highest court has been sharing with the nation what happens in the TSJ, and the expert review process is overseen by the judges who make up the TSJ’s Electoral Chamber. The evaluation is carried out by national and international experts, experts in statistics.

Also attending are Venezuelan and foreign observers, electoral experts such as the Council of Electoral Experts of Latin America (CEELA) and the Observatory of Strategic Thought for Regional Integration, among others.