Massive Venezuelans went to the polls in several countries on election day primaries. Hundreds of citizens from the neighboring country went to the voting center in Cúcuta, the main city on the border, this Sunday to participate in the elections. elections for the internal opposition hoping to change the future of their country.
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In Cucuta A polling station was installed so that 3,546 Venezuelans living in this city can participate in the primaries that will choose the opposition candidate for the presidential elections to be held in the second half of 2024.
A giant flag of Venezuela made voters feel proud and, as if it were a ritual, they took the opportunity to take photos upon arrival, and when the national anthem was played, marking the opening of the vote, the feelings were stirred and the tears flowed. down the street, face of some.
“For Venezuela, for us, today we will make history,” shouted an excited man.
Source: El heraldo
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