President Maduro: I have stripped myself of my immunities as head of state to go to the Supreme Court

Published at: 09/08/2024 02:11 PM

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said this Friday that he answered the call of the Electoral Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) as an ordinary citizen, for peace and the right to tranquility in the country

“I attended the summons of the highest court of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, an independent and sovereign republic not protected by anyone in this world, and I have stripped myself of my immunities as head of State and Government, I have divested myself of any inauguration. I am only the citizen Nicolás Maduro Moros (...) who has attended the corresponding court summons for peace, I have come for the stability and the right to tranquility in Venezuela,” said the Dignitary in statements to the media.

After appearing before the Electoral Chamber, the Head of State indicated that, as an ordinary citizen, he answered “the legal interrogation that has been given to me, I have not shied away from any questions from the judges and judges, magistrates and magistrates, in this historic contentious electoral resource contained in this Constitution.”

He noted that they have come before this instance, “to the court summons and they have complied with Law 9 of 10 candidates who participated in the electoral contest of July 28. Only one candidate refused to show his face and to comply with justice, only one who has not stood up to justice”, referring to the extremist Edmundo González Urrutia.

Mazo News Team