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Venezuelans continue to arrive in from Colombia.
Hundreds of Venezuelans are already lining up outside the voting centers to vote in Sunday's elections.
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Santa Catalina del Chama center, Jacinto Plaza parish, in Mérida. 1 hour ago
CNE reminds that the identity card (current or expired) is the only document necessary to vote, that the tables must open at 6:00 am and that there is no dress code to enter the voting centers
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Venezuelans are queueing since 9:00 pm outside polling stations in cities like Valencia and rural towns like Tovar, Barinas and Biscucuy (pictured in that order). The stations won't open until 6:00am. This could indicate high turnout, which could favor the opposition.
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A group of citizens queue at the San Nicolás de Bari Electoral Center, one of the largest centers in Miranda.
several groups of colectivos (chavitas paramilitar forces) arrived to intimidate the Juan José Rondón Voting Center in the La Quizanda Urbanization in Valencia, Edo Carabobo.
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Hooded colectivos groups intimidated voters waiting in line in Trujillo
Hooded groups arrived at the Plata 3 sector of Valera, Trujillo state, with the intention of sowing fear and intimidating those who are standing in lines this Saturday night a few meters from the voting center.
Journalist Ismar Linares reported that those present remained in place despite the intimidation.
Hooded groups arrived at the Plata 3 sector of Valera, Trujillo state, with the intention of sowing fear and intimidating those who are standing in lines this Saturday night a few meters from the voting center.
Journalist Ismar Linares reported that those present remained in place despite the intimidation.
Miranda Police and GNB took over the voting center in the Simón Bolívar Urbanization of Los Teques following a complaint from neighbors who warned of the presence of strange people inside the institution