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Venezuelan government political and electoral mobilization
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Diosdado Cabello, Secretary General of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), has focused on strengthening grassroots organization and electoral readiness. Initially, Cabello defended the functionality of the country’s communes and communal councils, noting that elections for commune spokespersons are underway. He also announced that the eighth National Popular Consultation is was scheduled for October 18, an event intended 18 to allow communes to select priority programs for government resource allocation. This consultation follows a previous suspension in July due to seismic activity. Subsequently, Cabello affirmed has since reaffirmed that the PSUV maintains a nationwide structure prepared to compete and win in any upcoming electoral processes, process, whether occurring in 2026 or 2028. He stated emphasized that the party would will act as a ‘single, united block’ to support electoral decisions. While Cabello emphasized decisions, noting a focus on winning, winning rather than receiving ‘silver medals.’ While Cabello addressed the timing of elections, acting President Delcy Rodríguez maintained that elections will occur ‘when the conditions are met’ in accordance with the Constitution. Additionally, Cabello has highlighted the consolidation of the PSUV youth wing. He described the current youth structure as solid and prepared to ensure ‘generational replacement’ within the revolutionary process. He has called on young members to maintain discipline, work with grassroots organizations, and coordinate with allied parties within the Gran Polo Patriótico.
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