Venezuelan Opposition Leader Highlights Poor Voting Conditions in Maracaibo

Maracaibo, Venezuela - May 25, 2025 witnessed an unusual event during the Venezuelan elections. Opposition leader Manuel Rosales, while exercising his right to vote in Maracaibo, Zulia state, drew attention to the poor condition of the voting table. A video circulating online shows Rosales standing at a makeshift table, apparently made of wood and in disrepair. The video's author, who remains anonymous, comments on the situation, stating, "This is unbelievable! This is unusual." The video has sparked online debate about the preparedness and organization of the election process in certain areas of the country. The incident raises concerns about the fairness and transparency of the elections, particularly in regions where resources may be limited or where there are allegations of irregularities. While the CNE (National Electoral Council) has yet to issue a statement, the video serves as a visual representation of the challenges faced by voters in some parts of Venezuela. The video's widespread circulation underscores the importance of ensuring fair and accessible voting conditions for all citizens.