The President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, accused the Electoral Mission of the European Union of being spies who tried to tarnish the election process on November 21.
"Who arrived? Spies! They tried to taint Venezuela's impeccable electoral process and they couldn't, a delegation of spies," he said this Sunday during a work session to present the weekly report on the fight against COVID-19, broadcast on Venezolana de Televisión.
The national leader drew attention to the number of delegates across the country "using the methodology of spies."
"What we saw in the European delegation, we haven't seen in any delegation in 22 years. They've never deployed so many so-called observers using spy-like methods. They came to spy on the Venezuelan electoral process," he insisted.
"The European Union couldn't taint Venezuela; the electoral process was beautiful," he emphasized, highlighting that in the country "there were verifiable, fair, and free elections, and Chavismo swept the country."
«The Revolution exists because it has this power, it has people there on the streets, in the neighborhood, in the universities, in the high schools, there is Chavismo, we are real. Spies from the EU who came to Venezuela, we really are Chavismo, "he said.
