Post-Fraud December Unfolds

The festive season begins with calls for ICC action, as Maduro enacts a law silencing election critics and alleged sanction advocates

🫓 Bolivar vs. Bolivar

In response to the Bolivar Act, which would limit the ability of U.S. companies to engage in business with the Venezuelan government, Maduro & Co. push the Ley Libertador Simón Bolívar.

Political disqualification for 60 years + chavista OFAC list. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/loCNNusHjM
— Caracas Chronicles (@CaracasChron) November 30, 2024

Opositores a Maduro protestaron con manos y caras pintadas de rojo

Lee más aquí: https://t.co/57BYXb6rAC pic.twitter.com/7UA7sftVvy
— El Estímulo (@elestimulo) December 2, 2024

Venezuelans painted their hands in red to express outrage over attacks on citizens, the rising number of political prisoners, and the electoral fraud that have shaped the end of 2024.

The main vigil took place in La Castellana, in the east of Caracas.

María Corina Machado denounced that, for the third time in a single day, this Sunday agents of the Nicolás Maduro regime harassed her mother's house.

Armed, hooded and with sirens at full volume, they tried to intimidate an 84-year-old woman who deeply loves Venezuela.

Machado… https://t.co/amRLlesss7
— Isabel Espino (@Fairqban) December 2, 2024

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#El10DeEneroEsYa | El municipio #Tucupita en la parroquia San José alza la voz para exigir que paren ¡YA! los crímenes de lesa humanidad, no somos criminales ni terroristas, somos venezolanos y queremos que se respeten nuestros derechos.

¡En el Delta ganó Edmundo! 🇻🇪#CPIActúaYa pic.twitter.com/vwiFCNhevl
— Delta Amacuro con Vzla. (@ComandoDeltaAma) December 1, 2024

An impressive number of protests in Delta Amacuro, Venezuela’s most secluded state

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