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About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday.
"8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
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President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution.
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Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
- published: 23 May 2017
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The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
- published: 27 Apr 2016
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(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background
3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes
4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power"
5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker:
"Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process."
7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council:
"The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready."
9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command:
"The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have"
11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts
12. Mid of gondola lifts
13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany:
"What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'."
15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine
STORYLINE
Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election.
Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process."
The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors.
During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends.
General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia.
"Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said.
During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote.
"Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany.
About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections.
Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council
5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council
6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
"This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it."
8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter
"The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes."
10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE
11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents
STORYLINE:
Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled.
It was not clear when the final ruling would be made.
Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote.
Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional.
He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August.
But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso.
Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead.
In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people."
Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won."
According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno.
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Constituent assembly
A constituent assembly (sometimes also known as a constitutional convention or constitutional assembly) is a body or assembly of representatives composed for the purpose of drafting or adopting a constitution. As the fundamental document constituting a state, a constitution cannot normally be modified or amended by the state's normal legislative procedures; instead a constituent assembly, the rules for which are normally laid down in the constitution, must be set up. A constituent assembly is usually set up for its specific purpose, which it carries out in a relatively short time, after which the assembly is dissolved. A constituent assembly is a form of representative democracy.
Unlike forms of constitution-making in which a constitution is unilaterally imposed by a sovereign lawmaker, the constituent assembly creates a constitution through “internally imposed” actions, in that members of the constituent assembly are themselves citizens, but not necessarily the rulers, of the country for which they are creating a constitution. As described by Columbia University Social Sciences Professor Jon Elster:
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However, not all highest courts are named as such. Civil law states do not tend to have singular highest courts. Additionally, the highest court in some jurisdictions is not named the "Supreme Court", for example, the High Court of Australia; this is because decisions by the High Court could formerly be appealed to the Privy Council. On the other hand, in some places the court named the "Supreme Court" is not in fact the highest court; examples include the New York Supreme Court, the Supreme Courts of several Canadian provinces/territories and the former Supreme Court of Judicature of England and Wales, which are all superseded by higher Courts of Appeal.
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1:45Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral CouncilVenezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday. "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." Video ID: 20170731 005 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly -
1:50Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her voteVenezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution. Video ID: 20170730 051 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly -
2:58Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrestVenezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year. -
4:09From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall ReferendumFrom Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/ -
2:14National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presserNational Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST 1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school 2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background 3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes 4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power" 5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker: "Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process." 7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council: "The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready." 9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command: "The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have" 11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts 12. Mid of gondola lifts 13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany: "What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'." 15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine STORYLINE Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election. Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process." The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors. During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends. General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia. "Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said. During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote. "Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany. About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections. Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1ccb07ba0090b376835c9bc811ea9c3f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:48National Electoral council says no to referendum
National Electoral council says no to referendumNational Electoral council says no to referendum
1. Wide shot Altamira Square 2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around 3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum 4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council 5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council 6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council "This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it." 8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter "The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes." 10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE 11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents STORYLINE: Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome. The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled. It was not clear when the final ruling would be made. Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote. Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional. He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August. But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/18b4d5b5421d3e5c3f2a1be5a479f5b1 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:46Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral CouncilEcuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker. According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso. Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead. In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people." Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won." According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso. However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno. http://www.cctvplus.com/news/20170403/8046971.shtml#!language=1 Subscribe us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CCTVPlus CCTV+ official website: http://www.cctvplus.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cctv-news-content Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsContent.CCTVPLUS Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCTV_Plus -
1:03Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with ScytlEcuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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5:40National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)
National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)
Students from Fine Tuned English presents the documentary ¨The power of light¨ , where they analyze how light affects different emblematic places from Loja - Ecuador. In this video, we present the National Electoral Council. Productora: Vitela Contacto: 0983815687 - 072580413 @estudiovitela / www.estudiovitela.com -
1:11The opposition accused the Government of the coup in Venezuela
The opposition accused the Government of the coup in VenezuelaThe opposition accused the Government of the coup in Venezuela
The opposition in Venezuela the National electoral council cne segment of the referendum process initiated for the dismissal of President Nicolas Maduro
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Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday. "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." Video ID: 20170731 005 V...
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Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution. Video ID: 20170730 051 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
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Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
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From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
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National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST 1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school 2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background 3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes 4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power" 5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker: "Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process." 7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council: "The electoral workers...
published: 30 Jul 2015 -
National Electoral council says no to referendum
1. Wide shot Altamira Square 2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around 3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum 4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council 5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council 6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council "This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it." 8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter "The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four m...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker. According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso. Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead. In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people." Lasso, speaking in the sout...
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
published: 28 Apr 2014 -
National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)
Students from Fine Tuned English presents the documentary ¨The power of light¨ , where they analyze how light affects different emblematic places from Loja - Ecuador. In this video, we present the National Electoral Council. Productora: Vitela Contacto: 0983815687 - 072580413 @estudiovitela / www.estudiovitela.com
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The opposition accused the Government of the coup in Venezuela
The opposition in Venezuela the National electoral council cne segment of the referendum process initiated for the dismissal of President Nicolas Maduro
published: 23 Oct 2016
Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
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- Updated: 31 Jul 2017
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About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announce...
About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday.
"8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
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About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday.
"8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
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- published: 31 Jul 2017
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Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
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- Updated: 30 Jul 2017
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President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Cons...
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution.
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President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution.
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- published: 30 Jul 2017
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Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
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- Duration: 2:58
- Updated: 23 May 2017
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Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and president...
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
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Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
- published: 23 May 2017
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From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
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- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
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The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in cara...
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
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The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
- published: 27 Apr 2016
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National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in backgro...
(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background
3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes
4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power"
5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker:
"Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process."
7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council:
"The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready."
9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command:
"The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have"
11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts
12. Mid of gondola lifts
13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany:
"What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'."
15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine
STORYLINE
Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election.
Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process."
The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors.
During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends.
General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia.
"Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said.
During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote.
"Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany.
About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections.
Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities.
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(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background
3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes
4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power"
5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker:
"Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process."
7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council:
"The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready."
9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command:
"The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have"
11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts
12. Mid of gondola lifts
13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany:
"What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'."
15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine
STORYLINE
Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election.
Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process."
The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors.
During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends.
General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia.
"Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said.
During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote.
"Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany.
About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections.
Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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National Electoral council says no to referendum
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- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot...
1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council
5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council
6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
"This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it."
8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter
"The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes."
10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE
11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents
STORYLINE:
Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled.
It was not clear when the final ruling would be made.
Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote.
Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional.
He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August.
But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time.
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1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council
5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council
6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
"This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it."
8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter
"The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes."
10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE
11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents
STORYLINE:
Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled.
It was not clear when the final ruling would be made.
Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote.
Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional.
He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August.
But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 7
Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 03 Apr 2017
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Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to ...
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso.
Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead.
In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people."
Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won."
According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno.
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Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso.
Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead.
In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people."
Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won."
According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno.
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- published: 03 Apr 2017
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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- Duration: 1:03
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
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- published: 28 Apr 2014
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
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- published: 28 Apr 2014
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Cne
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 14 Aug 2016
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- published: 14 Aug 2016
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
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- published: 28 Apr 2014
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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- Duration: 1:03
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
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- published: 28 Apr 2014
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National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)
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- Duration: 5:40
- Updated: 29 Mar 2017
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Students from Fine Tuned English presents the documentary ¨The power of light¨ , where they analyze how light affects different emblematic places from Loja - Ec...
Students from Fine Tuned English presents the documentary ¨The power of light¨ , where they analyze how light affects different emblematic places from Loja - Ecuador. In this video, we present the National Electoral Council.
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Students from Fine Tuned English presents the documentary ¨The power of light¨ , where they analyze how light affects different emblematic places from Loja - Ecuador. In this video, we present the National Electoral Council.
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- published: 29 Mar 2017
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The opposition accused the Government of the coup in Venezuela
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- Updated: 23 Oct 2016
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The opposition in Venezuela the National electoral council cne segment of the referendum process initiated for the dismissal of President Nicolas Maduro
The opposition in Venezuela the National electoral council cne segment of the referendum process initiated for the dismissal of President Nicolas Maduro
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The opposition in Venezuela the National electoral council cne segment of the referendum process initiated for the dismissal of President Nicolas Maduro
- published: 23 Oct 2016
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Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday. "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome." Video ID: 20170731 005 V...
published: 31 Jul 2017 -
Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution. Video ID: 20170730 051 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
published: 30 Jul 2017 -
Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
published: 23 May 2017 -
From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
published: 27 Apr 2016 -
National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST 1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school 2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background 3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes 4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power" 5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker: "Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process." 7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council: "The electoral workers...
published: 30 Jul 2015 -
National Electoral council says no to referendum
1. Wide shot Altamira Square 2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around 3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum 4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council 5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council 6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council "This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it." 8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter "The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four m...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker. According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso. Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead. In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people." Lasso, speaking in the sout...
published: 03 Apr 2017 -
Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
published: 28 Apr 2014 -
Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
published: 28 Apr 2014 -
Cne
published: 14 Aug 2016
Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 31 Jul 2017
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About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announce...
About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday.
"8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
Video ID: 20170731 005
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About eight million people cast their ballots in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections, president of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena announced in a press conference in Caracas, Monday.
"8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly," Lucena stated, adding, "The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
SOT, Tibisay Lucena, President of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (Spanish): "8,089,320 Venezuelans spoke in relation to the electoral offer for the National Constituent Assembly. The vote was so high, so surprising, because we thought of the threats, the blockades, the difficulties that were overcome."
Video ID: 20170731 005
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- published: 31 Jul 2017
- views: 468
Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 30 Jul 2017
- views: 195
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Cons...
President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution.
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President of the National Electoral Council Tibisay Lucena arrived to cast her ballot in Caracas on Sunday as Venezuelans hit the polls to elect a 545-seat Constituent Assembly which will have the power to draft a new constitution.
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- published: 30 Jul 2017
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Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
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- Duration: 2:58
- Updated: 23 May 2017
- views: 79
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and president...
Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
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Opposition demonstrators said Maduro’s plan would delay all elections currently scheduled in Venezuela, both gubernatorial elections, now overdue, and presidential elections, scheduled for late next year.
- published: 23 May 2017
- views: 79
From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 190
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in cara...
The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
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The Venezuelan opposition is moving forward with a recall referendum to oust president Nicolas Maduro. With more on this we go live to our correspondent in caracas, Iain Bruce. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/from-venezuela-national-electoral-council-confirms-recall-referendum/
- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 190
National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in backgro...
(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background
3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes
4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power"
5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker:
"Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process."
7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council:
"The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready."
9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command:
"The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have"
11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts
12. Mid of gondola lifts
13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany:
"What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'."
15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine
STORYLINE
Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election.
Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process."
The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors.
During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends.
General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia.
"Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said.
During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote.
"Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany.
About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections.
Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities.
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(24 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Pan left of electoral workers arriving at school
2. Wide of voting machine and electoral workers preparing ballot boxes in background
3. Mid of soldier watching as electoral workers prepare ballot boxes
4. Close up of ballot box with banner reading (Spanish): "CNE (National Electoral Council), electoral power"
5. Close up of soldier guarding electoral centre
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felix Ibarra, Electoral Worker:
"Well, after installing the electoral stations we are preparing everything to come here Sunday at 5.30 am to fulfil the electoral process."
7. Wide of news conference with National Electoral Council authorities and Venezuelan Army
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Tibisay Lucena, President of the National Electoral Council:
"The electoral workers are preparing polling stations throughout the country, and we have about 60 per cent ready."
9. Wide of Lucena and Venezuelan Army officials
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, General of the Strategic Operative Command:
"The members of the Armed Forces have requested the support of 30,000 civil militia who are distributed through the voting centres. Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have"
11. Pan right from San Agustin shantytown to gondola lifts
12. Mid of gondola lifts
13. Various of election monitors in the mobile voting centre in the gondola station
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norbert Hagemann, Election Monitor from Germany:
"What we are doing here right now is to verify it in terms of looking at the installation, the processes and how they are refined, if there could be disturbances, mistakes or something like this. Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results is ok with me'."
15. Various of electoral monitor checking voting machine
STORYLINE
Venezuelan officials were preparing nearly 37,000 polling stations throughout the country on Friday for Sunday's congressional election.
Felix Ibarra, an electoral worker stationed at a school in Caracas, said the polling place is ready for Sunday's congressional vote and to "fulfil the electoral process."
The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed that most of the polling centres were checked by the electoral workers and by some election monitors.
During a news conference with the Venezuelan Army, Tibisay Lucena also said that the CNE will provide the first results two hours after the voting ends.
General Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, said that the about 250,000 soldiers will provide security for the vote, with assistance from the civil militia.
"Their deployment is not related to a specific factor, two, three or four of them for every voting centre. Otherwise, they will be distributed according to the needs that we have," he said.
During a tour through some polling places in Caracas, international election monitors said they hope for a fair vote.
"Until now I'm really surprised and very comfortable with this, what I could see, and I hope on Sunday everything will be ok so Venezuelan people can say, 'that was my election and the results are ok for me'," said Norbert Hagemann from Germany.
About 17.5 (m) million Venezuelans are registered to vote, and more than 300 candidates are competing in the elections.
Venezuelans will elect 165 members of the National Assembly, which has been almost entirely pro-Chavez (Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez) since opposition parties boycotted the last vote in 2005 citing concerns about possible irregularities.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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National Electoral council says no to referendum
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- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 7
1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot...
1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council
5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council
6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
"This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it."
8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter
"The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes."
10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE
11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents
STORYLINE:
Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled.
It was not clear when the final ruling would be made.
Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote.
Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional.
He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August.
But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time.
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1. Wide shot Altamira Square
2. Various Chavez opponents sitting around
3. Various poster marking number of days to go until the referendum
4. Exterior shot of the National Electoral Council
5. Soldiers in front of the National Electoral Council
6. Media rushing to interview Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Romulo Rangel, member of the board of the CNE, National Electoral Council
"This means that the referendum is now frozen.The referendum was not cancelled but the Supreme Court has still to decide about it."
8. Various Chavez supporters celebrating outside CNE
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Chavez supporter
"The referendum was unconstitutional. This cannot be, the president has mandate for which he received four million votes."
10. Chavez supporters "Chavez won't go" outside CNE
11. Various exteriors Supreme Court building with Chavez opponents
STORYLINE:
Venezuela's Supreme Court suspended a February 2 referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule on Wednesday - a blow to opposition leaders staging a strike to demand the Venezuelan leader accept the vote's outcome.
The Supreme Court ordered the National Elections Council to stop organising the non-binding vote until a final ruling on its legality is made, said Julio Montoya, a lawyer for pro-Chavez legislators who introduced the case asking that the vote be canceled.
It was not clear when the final ruling would be made.
Tens of thousands of Chavez opponents fought through bullets and tear gas on November 4 to deliver a petition signed by 2 million people demanding the vote.
Chavez argues the referendum is unconstitutional.
He says opponents must wait until a binding referendum, which the constitution allows midway through his six-year term, or August.
But opponents cite a constitutional clause that allows citizens to petition for referendums on "matters of national importance" at any time.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 7
Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 03 Apr 2017
- views: 67
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to ...
Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso.
Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead.
In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people."
Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won."
According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno.
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Ecuadorian ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno leads the presidential runoff on Sunday over rival Guillermo Lasso, a conservative former banker.
According to results released by the National Electoral Council, with 94.18 percent of the total votes counted, Moreno had 51.07 percent of the vote against 48.93 percent for the opposition candidate Lasso.
Both sides declared victory in Ecuador's presidential runoff earlier on Sunday, as contradictory exit polls placed both in the lead.
In the capital Quito, Moreno, of the ruling progressive PAIS Alliance, told supporters that while on the campaign trail, "We already sensed the considerable advantage we were going to have. That is why we proclaimed this victory before, because we were in touch with the people."
Lasso, speaking in the southwestern coastal city of Guayaquil, his hometown, announced to his supporters: "Today a new Ecuador has been born. Democracy, liberty and valor have won; you have won; Ecuador has won."
According to polling firm Perfiles de Opinion, Moreno garnered 52.2 percent of the votes versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
However, another pollster, Cedatos-Gallup, said its survey showed Lasso secured 53.02 percent of the votes, against 46.98 percent for Moreno.
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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- Duration: 1:03
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 61
- published: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 61
Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 22
- published: 28 Apr 2014
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Cne
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 14 Aug 2016
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- published: 14 Aug 2016
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Venezuela's Electoral Council announces end of full vote audit [English subtitles]
Tibisay Lucena, President of Venezuela's National Electoral Council announces the completion of the extended Citizen Verification audit, thus ensuring that 100% of polling booths from the April 14th Presidential Election have now been audited. A 99.98% match was found between the machine vote count records ('actas de escrutinio') and voting slips contained in the safety boxes for every polling booth. The other 0.02% was duly accounted for in incidents records. These results not only confirm the good functioning of voting machines, but also the human element involved in the election process, in terms of polling booth members, political party witnesses, security personnel and voters themselves.
published: 27 Jun 2013 -
Press Conference | Kigali, 22 June 2017
President Kagame speaks to local, regional and international press following the presentation of his presidential candidature to the National Electoral Commission | Kigali, 22 June 2017
published: 22 Jun 2017 -
Experience in Democracy(A Quick Glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)
National Electoral Council (CNE): Experience in Democracy (A quick glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)/ In Spanish with English subtitles
published: 23 Jun 2012 -
Voter Fraud in controversial venezuela constitution?
President of the National Electoral Council of Venezuela Tibisay Lucena responded to accusations from E-voting company Smartmatic that there had been irregularities in last Sunday's elections, speaking from Caracas on Sunday. Lucena dismissed the accusations and reiterated the elections had benn free and democratic. According to official data more than eight million Venezuelan citizens voted in Sunday's election for the National Constituent Assembly. Smartmatic is a company founded by Venezuelans during the administration of the late President Hugo Chavez, allowing Venezuelans to vote electronically. The company stated on Wednesday that "Based on the robustness of our system, we know, without any doubt, that the turnout of the recent election for a National Constituent Assembly was manip...
published: 05 Aug 2017 -
Logic - Final - Part 2 - CNE
published: 31 Dec 2015 -
Presidential Elections in France: Results and Consequences
Experts discuss the current candidates in the upcoming French presidential election, their foreign policy agendas, and the possible repercussions new policies may have on France’s relationships with the European Union and the United States. SPEAKERS William Drozdiak Nonresident Senior Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Brookings Institution; Senior Advisor, McLarty Associates; Author, Fractured Continent: Europe's Crises and the Fate of the West Jane Hartley Former U.S. Ambassador to France and to Monaco Dominique Moisi Senior Counselor, Institut Montaigne PRESIDER David A. Andelman Columnist, USA Today and CNN Opinion; Editor Emeritus, World Policy Journal; Former Paris Correspondent, CBS News
published: 30 Mar 2017 -
LIVE: Ghana Awaits Certified Results From Electoral Commission
LIVE: Ghana Awaits Certified Results From Electoral Commission
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Venezuelan opposition to give press conference after legislative elections win.
Venezuela's opposition won control of congress for the first time in 16 years Monday as voters punished the socialist government for an economic crisis and insecurity in the oil-rich nation. President Nicolas Maduro promptly accepted the defeat, a blow to his leadership and the "revolution" of "21st century socialism" launched by his late predecessor Hugo Chavez. The result was a triumph for the center-right opposition, which has struggled for years for a foothold and has seen many of its leaders jailed. The Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD) coalition won a majority of 99 out of 167 seats in the state legislature, the head of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Tibisay Lucena, announced shortly after midnight, five hours after polls closed. It was unclear, however, how far the MUD will b...
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Electoral Victory - The Pulse on JoyNews (10-5-17)
New Patriotic Party (NPP) sets up committee to review 2016 polls ; provide strategy to win 2020
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Scotland Decides - Scottish Local Elections 2012
Live coverage of the Scottish local elections. Bernard Ponsonby presents results from across the country's 32 local authorities in this key test of public opinion.
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Venezuela's Electoral Council announces end of full vote audit [English subtitles]
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- Duration: 22:41
- Updated: 27 Jun 2013
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Tibisay Lucena, President of Venezuela's National Electoral Council announces the completion of the extended Citizen Verification audit, thus ensuring that 100%...
Tibisay Lucena, President of Venezuela's National Electoral Council announces the completion of the extended Citizen Verification audit, thus ensuring that 100% of polling booths from the April 14th Presidential Election have now been audited. A 99.98% match was found between the machine vote count records ('actas de escrutinio') and voting slips contained in the safety boxes for every polling booth. The other 0.02% was duly accounted for in incidents records. These results not only confirm the good functioning of voting machines, but also the human element involved in the election process, in terms of polling booth members, political party witnesses, security personnel and voters themselves.
https://wn.com/Venezuela's_Electoral_Council_Announces_End_Of_Full_Vote_Audit_English_Subtitles
Tibisay Lucena, President of Venezuela's National Electoral Council announces the completion of the extended Citizen Verification audit, thus ensuring that 100% of polling booths from the April 14th Presidential Election have now been audited. A 99.98% match was found between the machine vote count records ('actas de escrutinio') and voting slips contained in the safety boxes for every polling booth. The other 0.02% was duly accounted for in incidents records. These results not only confirm the good functioning of voting machines, but also the human element involved in the election process, in terms of polling booth members, political party witnesses, security personnel and voters themselves.
- published: 27 Jun 2013
- views: 105
Press Conference | Kigali, 22 June 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:26:04
- Updated: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 8377
President Kagame speaks to local, regional and international press following the presentation of his presidential candidature to the National Electoral Commissi...
President Kagame speaks to local, regional and international press following the presentation of his presidential candidature to the National Electoral Commission | Kigali, 22 June 2017
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President Kagame speaks to local, regional and international press following the presentation of his presidential candidature to the National Electoral Commission | Kigali, 22 June 2017
- published: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 8377
Experience in Democracy(A Quick Glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:48
- Updated: 23 Jun 2012
- views: 833
National Electoral Council (CNE): Experience in Democracy (A quick glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)/ In Spanish with English subtitles
National Electoral Council (CNE): Experience in Democracy (A quick glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)/ In Spanish with English subtitles
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National Electoral Council (CNE): Experience in Democracy (A quick glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)/ In Spanish with English subtitles
- published: 23 Jun 2012
- views: 833
Voter Fraud in controversial venezuela constitution?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:37
- Updated: 05 Aug 2017
- views: 1
President of the National Electoral Council of Venezuela Tibisay Lucena responded to accusations from E-voting company Smartmatic that there had been irregulari...
President of the National Electoral Council of Venezuela Tibisay Lucena responded to accusations from E-voting company Smartmatic that there had been irregularities in last Sunday's elections, speaking from Caracas on Sunday.
Lucena dismissed the accusations and reiterated the elections had benn free and democratic. According to official data more than eight million Venezuelan citizens voted in Sunday's election for the National Constituent Assembly.
Smartmatic is a company founded by Venezuelans during the administration of the late President Hugo Chavez, allowing Venezuelans to vote electronically. The company stated on Wednesday that "Based on the robustness of our system, we know, without any doubt, that the turnout of the recent election for a National Constituent Assembly was manipulated."
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President of the National Electoral Council of Venezuela Tibisay Lucena responded to accusations from E-voting company Smartmatic that there had been irregularities in last Sunday's elections, speaking from Caracas on Sunday.
Lucena dismissed the accusations and reiterated the elections had benn free and democratic. According to official data more than eight million Venezuelan citizens voted in Sunday's election for the National Constituent Assembly.
Smartmatic is a company founded by Venezuelans during the administration of the late President Hugo Chavez, allowing Venezuelans to vote electronically. The company stated on Wednesday that "Based on the robustness of our system, we know, without any doubt, that the turnout of the recent election for a National Constituent Assembly was manipulated."
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- published: 05 Aug 2017
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Logic - Final - Part 2 - CNE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:02
- Updated: 31 Dec 2015
- views: 13312
- published: 31 Dec 2015
- views: 13312
Presidential Elections in France: Results and Consequences
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:00:26
- Updated: 30 Mar 2017
- views: 3969
Experts discuss the current candidates in the upcoming French presidential election, their foreign policy agendas, and the possible repercussions new policies m...
Experts discuss the current candidates in the upcoming French presidential election, their foreign policy agendas, and the possible repercussions new policies may have on France’s relationships with the European Union and the United States.
SPEAKERS
William Drozdiak
Nonresident Senior Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Brookings Institution; Senior Advisor, McLarty Associates; Author, Fractured Continent: Europe's Crises and the Fate of the West
Jane Hartley
Former U.S. Ambassador to France and to Monaco
Dominique Moisi
Senior Counselor, Institut Montaigne
PRESIDER
David A. Andelman
Columnist, USA Today and CNN Opinion; Editor Emeritus, World Policy Journal; Former Paris Correspondent, CBS News
https://wn.com/Presidential_Elections_In_France_Results_And_Consequences
Experts discuss the current candidates in the upcoming French presidential election, their foreign policy agendas, and the possible repercussions new policies may have on France’s relationships with the European Union and the United States.
SPEAKERS
William Drozdiak
Nonresident Senior Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Brookings Institution; Senior Advisor, McLarty Associates; Author, Fractured Continent: Europe's Crises and the Fate of the West
Jane Hartley
Former U.S. Ambassador to France and to Monaco
Dominique Moisi
Senior Counselor, Institut Montaigne
PRESIDER
David A. Andelman
Columnist, USA Today and CNN Opinion; Editor Emeritus, World Policy Journal; Former Paris Correspondent, CBS News
- published: 30 Mar 2017
- views: 3969
LIVE: Ghana Awaits Certified Results From Electoral Commission
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- Duration: 1:05:02
- Updated: 09 Dec 2016
- views: 14465
Venezuelan opposition to give press conference after legislative elections win.
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- Duration: 1:42:59
- Updated: 07 Dec 2015
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Venezuela's opposition won control of congress for the first time in 16 years Monday as voters punished the socialist government for an economic crisis and inse...
Venezuela's opposition won control of congress for the first time in 16 years Monday as voters punished the socialist government for an economic crisis and insecurity in the oil-rich nation. President Nicolas Maduro promptly accepted the defeat, a blow to his leadership and the "revolution" of "21st century socialism" launched by his late predecessor Hugo Chavez. The result was a triumph for the center-right opposition, which has struggled for years for a foothold and has seen many of its leaders jailed. The Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD) coalition won a majority of 99 out of 167 seats in the state legislature, the head of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Tibisay Lucena, announced shortly after midnight, five hours after polls closed. It was unclear, however, how far the MUD will be able to push its advantage in congress to force a change of course or even to get rid of Maduro, who vowed to push on with his socialist programs. Hit by falling prices for the oil exports on which it relies, the country of 30 million is in an economic crisis, with shortages of basic foods and supplies.
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Venezuela's opposition won control of congress for the first time in 16 years Monday as voters punished the socialist government for an economic crisis and insecurity in the oil-rich nation. President Nicolas Maduro promptly accepted the defeat, a blow to his leadership and the "revolution" of "21st century socialism" launched by his late predecessor Hugo Chavez. The result was a triumph for the center-right opposition, which has struggled for years for a foothold and has seen many of its leaders jailed. The Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD) coalition won a majority of 99 out of 167 seats in the state legislature, the head of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Tibisay Lucena, announced shortly after midnight, five hours after polls closed. It was unclear, however, how far the MUD will be able to push its advantage in congress to force a change of course or even to get rid of Maduro, who vowed to push on with his socialist programs. Hit by falling prices for the oil exports on which it relies, the country of 30 million is in an economic crisis, with shortages of basic foods and supplies.
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Electoral Victory - The Pulse on JoyNews (10-5-17)
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New Patriotic Party (NPP) sets up committee to review 2016 polls ; provide strategy to win 2020
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Scotland Decides - Scottish Local Elections 2012
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Live coverage of the Scottish local elections. Bernard Ponsonby presents results from across the country's 32 local authorities in this key test of public opini...
Live coverage of the Scottish local elections. Bernard Ponsonby presents results from across the country's 32 local authorities in this key test of public opinion.
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Venezuela: 41.5% turnout in Venezuela's Constituent Assembly elections - National Electoral Council
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Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
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Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
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From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
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National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
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Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
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Ecuador's National Electoral Council terminates contract with Scytl
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National Electoral Council - Power of light (Documentary)
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The opposition accused the Government of the coup in Venezuela
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Venezuela: National Electoral Council President Lucena casts her vote
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Venezuela’s National Electoral Council begins electing a constituent assembly amid violent unrest
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From Venezuela: National Electoral Council Confirms Recall Referendum
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National Electoral Council officials set up voting centres; observers' presser
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National Electoral council says no to referendum
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Ecuador's Ruling Party Candidate Leads Presidential Runoff: National Electoral Council
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Venezuela's Electoral Council announces end of full vote audit [English subtitles]
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Experience in Democracy(A Quick Glance at the Venezuelan Electoral System)
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10 sentenced to death for attempting to assassinate Hasina
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Ten militants were today sentenced to death and nine others jailed for 20 years each by a court in Bangladesh for attempting to assassinate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2000. The convicts had hatched the plot to kill Hasina in 2000 by planting a high-powered explosive device at an open ground at her village home in southwestern Gopalganj where she was scheduled to address a public rally ... ....
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Search ongoing after Indian rail crash claims at least 23 lives
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Emergency crews searched mangled carriages Sunday for any further victims after a train crash in northern India killed 23 passengers, the fourth major accident this year on the crumbling network. Another 156 people were injured when 14 carriages came off the tracks in Muzaffarnagar district in Uttar Pradesh state, 130 kilometres (80 miles) from New Delhi, on Saturday evening ... "It's too early to make any claims ... Topics .. ....
After unrest, City Council District 4 faces lingering distrust
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City Council District 4 sweeps across northeast Charlotte from Hidden Valley to Cabarrus County. It’s home to UNC Charlotte, sprawling subdivisions and new developments along the Blue Line extension. Last ... ....
Councils dominated by 'white middle-aged men', figures show
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Just a third of councillors (33 per cent) are women and fewer than one in five (17 per cent) council leaders are female, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) analysis showed ... Read more....
Trump campaign supporters during election snubbed for Pentagon, State Department, national security
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Many of the Donald Trump supporters who toiled long payless days last year to get the Republican elected president remain on the sidelines as plum national security jobs go to outsiders. A review of campaign policy groups shows that a scant number landed senior posts at the Pentagon, the National ... ....
Gonzalez, Nationals beat rookie Lamet, Padres 4-1
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The Latest: Trump to address nation Monday on Afghanistan
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strategy for Afghanistan.3.50 p.m.President Donald Trump plans to address the nation on his strategy for the war in Afghanistan.The White House says Trump will speak to the country on Monday at 9 p.m. EDT from Fort Myer in Arlington, Virginia.Trump and his national security team met Friday at the Camp David presidential retreat in Maryland to reach agreement on a strategy.Trump tweeted over the weekend that he had [...] ... ....
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SAN DIEGO — Gio Gonzalez allowed only five singles and struck out eight as he almost got through the seventh inning to lead the Washington Nationals to a 4-1 victory against the San Diego Padres on Sunday. The NL East-leading Nationals won three of four against the Padres. Gonzalez (12-5) ... ....
National announces cheap doctor visits for more low income New Zealanders
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The National Party has announced their latest health policy, saying Community Service card holders will be able to access $18 GP visits from July 1 next year ... Health Spokesperson Jonathan Coleman said, "National ......
National promises cheap doctor visits for more low income New Zealanders
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The National Party has announced their latest health policy, saying Community Service card holders will be able to access $18 GP visits from July 1 next year. National's health spokesperson Jonathan Coleman says the subsidy will allow a ......
Nationals 4, Padres 1
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Gio wins 12th as Nationals takes series in SD
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SAN DIEGO -- Gio Gonzalez overcame a cumbersome first inning to pitch into the seventh, guiding the Nationals to a 4-1 victory over the Padres, as they took three of four games at Petco Park ... The Nationals ... The Nationals added an unearned run in the eighth ... He covered the Nationals on Sunday....
Gio wins 12th as Nationals take series in SD
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SAN DIEGO -- Gio Gonzalez overcame a cumbersome first inning to pitch into the seventh, guiding the Nationals to a 4-1 victory over the Padres, as they took three of four games at Petco Park ... The Nationals ... The Nationals added an unearned run in the eighth ... He covered the Nationals on Sunday....
Jerry Lewis, Longtime MDA National Chairman, Telethon Star and Humanitarian, Dies
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Muscular Dystrophy Association is deeply saddened by the death of beloved comedian, performer, humanitarian and former MDA telethon star and national chairman Jerry Lewis. The comic film legend, who led the fight against muscular ... ....
MGM National Harbor invites local breweries to TAP Beer Festival
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ANALYSIS/OPINION. Summer may be waning as far as the calendar goes, but ongoing high temperatures throughout the capital region have had District-area residents continuing to grab for a cold one. The MGM National Harbor, located in Oxon Hill, Maryland, obliged thirsty beer connoisseurs Saturday afternoon with an event at the ... ....
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