Venezuela's Maduro hails as 'historic' supreme court ruling confirms his 3rd-term victory
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called the Supreme Court's confirmation of his election victory a "historic" ruling, emphasizing its significance for upholding the constitution and sovereignty during a speech at a Hugo Chávez statue unveiling in La Guaira.
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- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 09:04 | 23 August 2024
- Modified Date: 09:28 | 23 August 2024
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Thursday called the Supreme Court's (TSJ) confirmation of his July 28 election victory a "historic" decision.
Speaking at the unveiling of a Hugo Chávez statue in La Guaira, Maduro praised the TSJ's ruling, emphasizing respect for the rule of law, sovereignty, and justice.
He noted: "We will continue to progress in peace and uphold the constitution. The TSJ resolves electoral disputes, and the Venezuelan constitution applies to all."
Maduro also condemned attacks on Chávez's statue by "fascists" and accused his opponents of sabotaging power plants, leaving police injured during violence.