This Monday, Miguel Grillo, former member of the Electoral Commission of the Central University of Venezuela and professor of that University, denounced in front of the Attorney General’s Office the execution of an alleged electoral fraud that last Friday staggered with the development of the electoral process . In which the office bearers of the Central University were to be elected.
“An alleged electoral fraud has been presented, and the members of the University Council and the Election Commission are playing mute, they do not investigate,” said the teacher.
Likewise, he stressed that “for the same reason, in 2019 the TSJ ordered the UCV to hold elections in which workers, administrative staff, graduates, students and professors were to participate, four programs were proposed to the University Council, And although the four were dissuaded from doing so later, there is a very well organized setup here”, he insisted.
Similarly, Grillo assured that an attempt was made to hold the above elections on a Friday because “labour staff and administrative staff generally skip, they do not attend the university on Fridays, if they do not attend, they Don’t vote.”
There were elections in agricultural science. Grillo, on the other hand, confirmed that last Friday the electoral process “flowed normally in the Faculties of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine, with full elections, however, now the University Council intends to cancel those elections, why? , If they passed normally, and the election subcommittee had EC representatives, there was no fraud, but it seems that what they are looking for is just to create chaos.
About Amalio Belmonte Referring to candidate Amalio Belmonte, Grillo made clear his astonishment that the aforementioned candidate insists on a desire to remain as an administrative authority despite the years in those instances.
“Amalio Belmonte is a candidate for the rectory, and note that the boys who are entering UCV today were in kindergarten when Belmonte was in office, and do you want to continue? This is a disease. Why Belmonte office Want to stay?
Finally, he added that “there are many loose ends here, so we ask the Ministry of Public Affairs to launch an investigation,” he concluded.
