He announced that the National Electoral Council (CNE) will present all the electoral records of the presidential elections held on Sunday.

The Venezuelan Attorney General, Tarek William Saab, announced this Monday that the National Electoral Council (CNE) will present all the electoral records of the presidential elections held on Sunday.

In a press conference, the prosecutor advanced that with the minutes, the discrepancies presented in the process will end.

“The CNE informed that soon the results will be available in its web page table by table, as it has been historically done thanks to the Automated Voting System”.

He informed about an attack against “the data transmission system of the CNE”.

“The attack would have been carried out from North Macedonia, and would have had the intention of manipulating the data that was being received at the CNE (...) According to the information gathered” it involves ‘Lester Toledo, Leopoldo López and María Corina Machado’.

Saab pointed out that, during yesterday's elections, there were attempts of aggression to the electric system and a computer attack against the data transmission system of the CNE, which slowed down the sending of minutes for the national scrutiny.

He indicated that the attack would have been carried out from North Macedonia, with the intention of manipulating the data received by the CNE.

“This action was stopped, it was prevented, but they managed to pause and slow down” the transmission. “They did not want to slow down but to adulterate the transmission records of the system.

They are the main responsible for this action that I am denouncing as Attorney General of the Republic”. He pointed out that the elements of conviction are being collected. The Prosecutor pointed out that an investigation has been opened and the 38th and 74th national prosecutors have been appointed.

They are also alert before the possible calls of “a radical sector with a long history of calls to insurrection”, and warn that the acts of violence and calls to disregard results may be framed as public instigation, obstruction of public roads, instigation to hatred and resistance to authority.

We call on the population not to allow themselves to be used in destabilizing agendas that respond to petty interests alien to the national interest, which seek chaos, unrest and the suffering of the majority of our people.

Venezuela's Attorney General, Tarek William Saab, rejected the interference of some Latin American governments after Sunday's presidential elections.

Saab confirmed 17 arrests during the Venezuelan presidential election. He confirmed that during the July 28 presidential elections 60 incidents were registered, resulting in 17 arrests. He stressed that most of the cases were due to the destruction of electoral material, with a total of 32 incidents reported in this regard.

Among the most serious events, Saab mentioned that a group of violent individuals destroyed goods and real estate of the Integral Diagnostic Center (CDI) “Río Negro” in Machiques de Perijá, incinerating electoral machines.

In this case, three persons were arrested after being identified by the community. In Trujillo state, Aura Guerra, María Batista, Isaac Quevedo and Diego Urbina were arrested for attempting to close a polling station with chains and assaulting officials.

In Carabobo, Juan Rodríguez and Exar Castillo were arrested for inciting violence and assaulting members of the security forces. Saab also reported incidents in Caracas, where Douglas García and Jorge Salcedo were identified as leaders of violent actions at Liceo Andrés Bello.

In Zulia, Yeissel Pérez, deputy of the Legislative Council of the State of Zulia, was accused of instigating a violent protest at a voting center in Maracaibo, where aggressions to officials were reported.

In addition, Saab mentioned Deivi Israel Correa Bracoviche, known in social networks as “Deivi Correa”, for making calls to disregard the electoral results.